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Cheap little things from The Entertainer, £1.50 each. Base 'em, slap paints on 'em, and they're happily menacing and being killed by my D&D group!



The upright, more humanoid one:





Mr. Friendly Mouth:







These last two seem to share the same body mould with different heads. One with horns:







And one with spines:

My initial thought was that there is no way toy dragons can be painted to look good, but, well, they do! They remind me a lot of the dragons you'd see in White Dwarf magazines from the 80s - including the somewhat awkward posing.