3D Printed Crested Gecko with Realistic Glass Eyes – Articulated Gecko by Raki Box
This 3D Printed Crested Gecko captures the unique appearance and personality of one of the most popular reptiles in the hobby. Designed by Raki Box, this articulated model showcases the distinctive crests, textured skin, and curved body posture that make crested geckos instantly recognizable.
The sculpt features detailed skin texture along the head, back, and tail, with pronounced crests running from the eyes down the spine. The articulated body allows the gecko to bend and pose naturally, making it perfect for display across shelves, desks, rocks, or terrarium-style setups. The flexible segments give the model a lifelike movement while maintaining durability.
Realistic glass eyes bring the gecko to life, adding depth and expression that make the model feel vibrant and natural.
Each gecko is 3D printed to order using PLA+ strengthened American-made plastics, producing crisp details, durable articulation, and a clean professional finish.
Details
- Model: Crested Gecko
- Designer: Raki Box
- Eyes: Realistic glass eyes
- Material: PLA+ strengthened American-made plastics
- Features: Fully articulated body with detailed crest and skin texture
- Finish: Lifelike sculpted scales and natural reptile proportions
- Made to order
QUALITY USA-MADE PRODUCTS
At Tidal 3D Printed, all of our products are proudly made in the USA, utilizing quality materials, including PLA+ strengthened American-made plastics from a growing library of USA-manufactured filaments. Our products feature a minimum of 15% infill and reinforced joints, providing durable products that last. We stand behind our products — please don't hesitate to contact us if you encounter any issues.
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.
