Bedwina Mini Dragon Toy Figures - (Pack of 36) 2 Inch Plastic Rubbery Dragon Figurines in Assorted Colors and Styles - Kids Toys for Birthday Party Favors, Decorations, Cupcake Toppers and Piñatas

Perfect for my toddler students. Good quality and size. The kids loved them. I used in my dragon sensory bin❤️

They're tiny about 2 inches, but they worked perfectly for my Adopt a Dragon Halloween trunk or treat. They looked great.

I love these dragons! They're cute and the perfect size for what I needed them for. This is my second order of them and will order more. I do wish there were more colors, though. Would love to see white, silver or purple ones in the mix.

Nice little dragon figures. All are able to stand. Some wings and tiny legs are a little bent, but look ok. They are dark solid colors. The seller's photo's look like the dragons are airbrushed, but these are just solid colors - one tone. All are between and inch and 2 inches tall. I painted mine with clear glitter paint and it made them a little more shiny - didn't really change them much, but added a little fantasy I think. I got 36 dragons and a wings part - all in surprisingly good condition crammed into a sturdy little cardboard box.

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There’s a nice variety of styles and colors. they are small as I expected. I used them to decorate a cake for one of my grandchildren obsessed with dragons (Wings of Fire). They served the purpose however I thought they were over-priced. Cheap smelly made in china product. Literally, smelled of some chemical. I picked out 10 or so, washed them and air dryer before placing them on the cake. The whole set was worth about five bucks!

These were fin for an 11year old party we hid them and the got to keep what they found the kids had a blast

Story time: The laundromat my wife and I routinely use has several of those little vending machines that dispense tiny toys in plastic bubbles. One of those machines was filled with little plastic dragons, and every time we did our laundry I would drop four bits into the machine and get myself a dragon as a reward for helping with the laundry. The staff at the laundromat thought it was pretty cute, I guess, that this old geezer would buy himself a tiny dragon every time he came in - after all. I am in my seventies - but, as I said, who doesn't love a little dragon? I gradually built myself a collection of a whole herd of dragons that sat keeping watch over our dining room from their bookshelf. Then one day we paid a visit to the laundromat and much to my dismay the dragon machine was gone! In its place was another machine coughing up some useless little chunk of molded plastic. I was crestfallen. Still, every time we return I check to see if whoever it is that stocks the machines has seen the error of their ways and has reverted to offering dragons. They have not. This year we were planning gifts for the family and were told that our grand-niece is deeply into the Wings of Fire fantasy novels by Tui T. Sutherland and was looking forward to the release of the 15th novel in the series, The Flames of Hope. Consider it done we told her mother, and odered the book for Christmas. We upped the ante a bit, opting for a hardbound, bookplate-signed edition for her. When it arrived we found it came complete with a set of cards and some stickers featuring various dragons from the novel - Rainwing, Sandwing, Seawing, Nightwing, Mudwing and Icewing. As I sat down to wrap the present, I thought it would also be neat to include a half-dozen of my little dragon army that came close to matching the aforementioned dragons from the novels. So I went to the shelf where the dragon batallion stood watch over our silverware...only to find that all but two of them had gone AWOL! My wife said that she must have moved them somewhere, but she couldn't recall where (a likely story!). We looked high and low but were unable to locate the rest of my mini-dragon army. It was then that I thought of checking on Amazon to see if I could find some suitable dragons and stumbled upon these little beasties. So I ordered them, of course. They turned out to be perfect. Exactly the same size as the remaining pair from my collection, and I was able to find a dragon to reasonably match the appearance of each of the dragons out of the novels. I am tempted to subtract a star from my rating; the laundromat dragons were apparently crafted in a facility where they let the workers loose with airbrushes containing virtually every color in the rainbow - and they took ample advantage of the fact. I had collected multi-colored dragons in silver, gold, black, green, red, blue...you name it, and while there were a limited number of dragon body shapes, each one was fairly distinctive from all the others. This batch of dragons, however, only has about six different body shapes and each body shape is colored pretty much the same as the others who share the same body type. But combined with the couple I had from my original squadron I did manage to match the novel's dragons fairly well. So I'll let the five star rating stand - primarily because I am so delighted to succeed in my quest to supply our grand-niece with her very own fleet of Wings of Fire dragons.