Frog for Gaming, Play and Display

An quick adventure idea for playing with frogs:  "Deep within a fog-laden swamp, the adventurers come upon a seemingly tranquil pond, where the surface ripples gently beneath the moonlight. However, lurking beneath the murky waters is an enormous frog—its bulging eyes glowing with an unsettling, supernatural hue. Locals speak of a hidden shrine submerged at the pond's heart, where an ancient druid once communed with nature spirits. But something has gone terribly wrong. The frog, once a guardian of the sacred site, has grown to monstrous proportions, its mind twisted by the corrupt influence of a forgotten god. Now it guards the shrine with a ferocity unmatched, and whispers of a powerful artifact buried within the depths beckon the party to investigate—but only if they can survive the frog's relentless assault and uncover the truth behind its transformation." A general word on 3d Printing: This model has been optimized for filament printers and images of actual prints provided as proof of it's printability. It should print well on resin printers as well. This model would be right at home in a tabletop RPG or wargame like Dungeons and Dragons or Pathfinder when scaled to 25mm base. It also would be great in a diorama, model display, dollhouse, fish tank or sandbox play. The provided print profile is of a mono-color print. However, if you have access to a color changing printer it would be quite easy for you to "paint" the various parts of the model in the slicer for more color. Also, if you have a one color printer you might chose to start the base with one color, then pause and swap filaments to a different color for the body to add some contrast. All slicers have the ability to easily "uniform scale" up or down the size model you need. The scale needed for a table top game might be much smaller than the scale for a sandbox toy. I recommend a brim, tree supports from the build plate for this model.  When 3D printing, it's crucial to start with a model you know is p