Destroyer Megapack

Hulking biomechanical horrors. Ten evil cybernetic humanoids with heavy weaponry grafted to them, led by a cybernetic demon lord.

Intended for 3d print.

Contains the following models:

1 Cybernetic Demon Lord
1 Horned Destroyer, wielding chain hook and machine gun
1 Three-Armed Fanged Destroyer, wielding chain sword and combined gauss/submachine gun.
1 Tusked Destroyer, wieding mechanical claw and quad rocket launcher.
1 Human Head Destroyer, wielding dual machine guns.
1 Human Head Destroyer with ammo coif, wielding mechanical claw and machine gun.
1 Fat Destroyer, wielding dual machine guns decorated with severed head.
1 Armored Destroyer, with his head placed down by his... belly. Wielding dual chain hooks.
1 Cracked Astronaut Helmet Destroyer, wielding dual flamers.
1 Running Destroyer, wielding dual machine guns.
1 Berserker Destroyer, wielding chain axe and rotary rocket launcher.

1 set of pauldrons adorned with chaotic symbols. For adding additional armor to your Destroyers if so desired.
1 Corrugated iron round base

Megapack contains 13 unique models in total, including the base and pauldrons.

Each model can be printed in unlimited numbers (duh...), so you can expand the company to an entire army should you want to.

The models are packaged in 2 .zip archives (1 with the models in .stl format, 1 with the same models in .obj format).

The models are intended for print in 28mm scale, but can be resized to suit any scale.

The models are easy to paint, and requires no assembly beyond gluing to the round bases and, should you wish to use them, gluing the pauldrons to the models.

The Destroyers and pauldrons are all prescaled to 28mm scale. Please note that the pauldrons may need to be rescaled slightly depending on which individual Destroyer you wish to use them with.

Anyone interested can follow me on Instagram, under this handle: #sharedogminiatures

objects within the .stl file are pre-scaled to 28mm scale. Individual model parts will likely have to be cut out to fit within printer area. Relatively high printer settings are recommended (c.a 0.08mm layer height, 20% infill). Printing time depends on the number of model parts you choose to print at once. A single model part (i.e one 28mm miniature Destroy) takes approximately 2 hours to print.

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