One of my best friends had his birthday recently and I decided I wanted to give him a Dragon skull/head as a gift. I found a nice dragon on thingiverse, and used Slicer for Fusion360. A nifty program that pulls in a 3d model and can slice it up in different ways, like stacking cuts made on a laser cutter. I wanted to save some material and time as it was a bit last minute, so I used the interlocking slices method. I need to play with the settings a bit more on future attempts, mostly by saying the material is a bit thicker than it really is because the slots are just a bit too tight. (At least it doesn’t need glue to hold itself together.) I made a stand similar to my IPad stand I posted before that I could hang the head from. This is all from the 
maple ply finished with a spray coat of shellac.
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Love it.
Having lost my dragon hedge in UK, perhaps I’ll get to make a new one for my desk in USA ?
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Ohh, I like how the sides of the stand looks like the dragon’s arms. You could really play that up if you wanted to!
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Hehe… that would have been neat! Although I only had about 20 minutes to spare between finishing it and when my friend was showing up 
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I got a serious Sphinx-arms/paws vibe from the front of the side view, then saw potential for shoulders, claws…
ideas for another day!
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Locking tabs, FTW!