Dredge marine with sea cleaver (pre-supported)
$10.00 Dredge marine with sea cleaver (pre-supported)
3D
Published 2023-01-26T11:10:04+00:00
Dredge marine squads often use a variety of special weapons. The sea cleaver is a simple but chaotic weapon favoured by the dredge, simply because of the terror it inflicts with each swing. Marines who wield this weapon are particularly psychotic and will often find themselves deep within the enemy lines, in a blood-thirsty rage. If they are wearing a mine helm, they may choose to detonate this and take as many enemies with them as possible.
The Dredge chaos legion is made up of elite warriors called Dredge Marines. Only 500 were ever made and deployed to the ocean planet to guard it. Dredge marines wear the 'narwhal pattern' deep sea power armour. This armour features the infamous, long-pointed narwhal horn on the forehead of the helm - creating a terrifyingly tall and looming silhouette that no enemy wants to see on the horizon. Dredge marines are armed with assault rifles with rusted bayonets and deadly swing-grenades. Dredge marines are able to battle on the beaches, the rigs and the very sea bed itself. They are notorious as among the most relentless of power-armoured marines in the universe.
This miniature consists of 1 unique dredge marine armed with sea cleaver. There are 7 pre-supported parts in STL format, ready for 3D printing. This includes 2 optional helmets; a standard dredge narwhal helm, or a mine helm, 1 body, 1 terrifying sea cleaver, 2 shoulder pads and 1 powerpack. All heads and powerpacks are interchangeable with other dredge marines from this range, so you can mix and match for more variety. This miniature comes with a 32mm base.
Folder includes both supported and unsupported parts, as well as the LYS file, in case you need to adjust your supports.
Digital download. No physical product will be shipped to you.
This product is created by MEZGIKE and not affiliated with any other universe or company.
| Date published | 26/01/2023 |
| Price | $10.00 |
| Support Free | YES |
I botched the print and the model still looks cool. A ton of fun to print and paint! Thanks @Mezgike!