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This 3D Printed 'Game Of Thrones' Lamp Looks Like A Dragon Breathing Fire

While the days leading up to the final episode of Game of Thrones are slowly melting, millions of fans are still buzzing with what could be described as Thrones mania (albeit what was once a generally positive outlook became more murky as of lately). And while not everyone is too happy about the last season of the show, due to its heavily-criticized writing, no one can deny that the production quality is absolutely outstanding. If there’s a show that can put a breathtaking spectacle on our screens, it’s definitely Game of Thrones. Especially, when they have fire-breathing dragons soaring the skies, ready to wreak havoc on their enemies.

Kvant 3D Printing offers a 3D printed lamp that resembles a fire-breathing dragon from Game of Thrones

Someone Just Made An Epic 'Game Of Thrones' Lamp And Put It On Etsy

Perhaps inspired by one of the most iconic symbols of the show, Bulgarian artist Daniel of Kvant 3D Printing printed a lamp that looks like a dragon breathing fire. 25cm (9.8 inches) high and 25cm tall, the lamp was created using 3D printing technology and sells for $63.59. You can grab one on etsy, though keep in mind that the number is limited.

Someone Just Made An Epic 'Game Of Thrones' Lamp And Put It On Etsy

The original design was created by 3Demon-3Dprint and posted on Instructables where they show how to make it yourself. So, if 3D printing is something you’re into, you can easily make one yourself!

Someone Just Made An Epic 'Game Of Thrones' Lamp And Put It On Etsy

The clever design of the lamp has a base that looks like the dragon is breathing fire once it’s turned on, and then it switches to ice when the lamp is turned off. It is offered in 3 options for the ‘flame’s’ color which are white, blue and red.

Someone Just Made An Epic 'Game Of Thrones' Lamp And Put It On Etsy

The lamp is available on 3Demon’s etsy store

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