Free Red Dragon 3D Model

Red four-legged dragon with spread wings, cream belly plates, ivory horns and a long spiked tail

Classic red dragon with outstretched wings, cream belly scales and ivory horns and claws: a detailed fantasy beast for renders, cinematics and key art.

Free under CC0 for personal and commercial use, no attribution. Download without login as GLB, FBX, BLEND, USDZ or OBJ. High Detail with 800,000 triangles and 4K textures and light version with 400,000 triangles. Static pose, no rig.

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$0 · CC0

Quality

Full quality 800k ▲ · 4K Light 400k ▲ · 1K

Format

GLB glTF binary · Unity, Godot, Blender, web 29 MB FBX Unreal, Unity, Maya, 3ds Max 49 MB BLEND Blender source file 36 MB USDZ Apple AR Quick Look, Reality Composer 45 MB OBJ (ZIP) OBJ + MTL + textures in one ZIP 23 MB

Download GLB 29 MB

CC0: no login, no attribution CC0 1.0

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Technical details

Quality tier: High Detail High-res PBR, 4K textures, some rigged
Triangles: 800,000 · Light: 400,000
Textures: 4K (4,096 px) · Light: 1K (1,024 px) Base ColorRoughnessMetallicNormal
Dimensions: 5.00 × 3.17 × 3.61 m (W × D × H)
License: CC0 1.0 · public domain
Published: September 28, 2026
Category: Fantasy & Creatures
Formats: Full quality

GLB 29 MB
FBX 49 MB
BLEND 36 MB
USDZ 45 MB
OBJ (ZIP) 23 MB

Light

GLB 12 MB
FBX 24 MB

Origin details are included in LICENSE.txt and manifest.json.

Size comparison

Red Dragonperson 1.80 mBounding box to scale, next to a 1.80 m person.

About this model

The archetypal western dragon: a muscular four-legged body in rich crimson, with broad bat-like wings spread high above the shoulders. Pale cream plates run from the throat down the belly, a ridge of spines follows the back to the tip of the curling tail, and ivory horns sweep back from the head. Bone-colored claws grip the ground, and small hooks sit on the wing joints. The scales are layered and shaded so the hide reads as leathery up close while the silhouette stays bold from afar. It suits fantasy cinematics, tabletop miniatures previews, poster art and close-up renders, and it makes a solid source for your own LODs or a rigging project. Tip: place it on a rocky outcrop with warm backlight to emphasize the translucent look of the wing membranes.