3D Printed Articulated Horned Viper Snake with Realistic Glass Eyes – 23 Inches Long
This 3D Printed Horned Viper Snake by Tactical Kaoz is a lifelike recreation of one of nature's most fascinating desert predators. Measuring 23 inches long, it features a sculpted head with raised horn details, detailed scaling, and realistic glass eyes that give it an intense, lifelike presence.
The fully articulated body allows for smooth, natural motion — perfect for coiling, posing, or display. Each segment moves fluidly, highlighting the craftsmanship and anatomical accuracy of the design. This Horned Viper is ideal for reptile collectors, enthusiasts, or anyone who appreciates finely detailed 3D-printed art.
Details:
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Size: Approximately 23 in (58 cm) long
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Material: Premium PLA+ strengthened filament
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Eyes: Realistic glass eyes
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Features: Fully articulated body, horned head, and realistic scales
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Licensed design by Tactical Kaoz
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Made to order
PRINTED WITH CARE IN THE USA
At Tidal 3D Printed, every product is 3D printed and finished right here in the USA. We print with quality PLA+ strengthened filaments, favoring American-made materials whenever possible and sourcing specialty filaments from trusted suppliers when needed to achieve unique colors and effects. Our products feature a minimum of 15% infill and reinforced joints, providing durable products that last. We stand behind our products, so please don't hesitate to contact us if you encounter any issues.
Authorized Tactical Kaoz Seller
Tidal 3D Printed is proud to be an Authorized Tactical Kaoz Seller. All Tactical Kaoz models available through our shop are officially licensed and produced in full compliance with the creator's quality and design standards.
Eye Color and Gradient Colors
Glass eye colors and gradient finishes may vary slightly from the images shown. Each piece is individually produced, making every creation unique.
No Use of AI
No AI was used to design our products or to generate the images shown. Every product is designed by real, professional designers — we license their work and pay them so they can continue to create.
