Fantasy Copper Dragon Paint Cap for Miniature Painting Dropper Bottles Speedpaint Army Painter Compatible
$1.00 $2.00
Unleash some fantasy flair on your hobby desk with this majestic Copper Dragon paint bottle topper! With sweeping wings, sharp horns, and coiled tail detail, this topper looks ready to spring to life mid-roar. Whether you're painting miniatures, building terrain, or just organizing your paints, this dragon makes it easy to see the color at a glance—and adds a whole lot of attitude to your workspace.
The topper fits snugly onto standard dropper bottles like Vallejo, Army Painter, and similar brands. Simply paint the topper with the color inside the bottle and never lose track of your shades again.
This is a perfect gift for DnD players, miniature painters, or anyone who likes their painting station to feel a little more like a fantasy hoard.
This 3D printed resin paint topper is designed to fit dropper bottles from popular miniature paint brands like Vallejo, Army Painter, and Reaper. It sits flush on caps approximately 21mm in diameter and can be permanently attached using CA glue (super glue). Want to use it with paint pots like Citadel or P3? Just glue it to the top—easy as that!
Each design is made to be painted using the same paint that’s inside the bottle, giving you an accurate dried color reference at a glance. Perfect for busy hobbyists, miniature painters, or anyone tired of squinting at tiny labels and guessing what's inside each bottle.
How to Use:
Prime your topper (optional).
Apply 1–2 coats of the paint stored in that bottle.
Let it dry fully, then varnish if desired.
Glue it onto the bottle cap with CA glue.
Done! Enjoy a studio that looks cool and works smarter.
Material & Process:
Printed in high-resolution resin for crisp detail
Unpainted and unprimed (you customize it!)
Made to order with love and nerdy precision
Please Note:
Compatible with most dropper bottle paints (not recommended for AK Interactive)
Some minor print artifacts may be present due to the nature of resin printing
Ships safely packed—resin is fragile before glueing, so handle with care