Astroknight Megapack Barehead Edition Model Cetak 3D

Futuristic spacemen, ready for any interstellar horror. A regiment's worth of armored astronauts wielding melee chainswords and monofilament katanas, projectile and energy-based rifles, and high-explosive rocket launchers. This is the helmetless version of the Astroknights, with faces exposed to give the miniatures some character. The helmeted version can be downloaded here: https://www.cgtrader.com/3d-print-models/miniatures/figurines/astroknight-megapack

Intended for 3d print.

Contains the following models:

1 Astro-Duke leader with a heroic display base (a demolished tank turret) and a number of different head and equipment alternatives included in the kit. The Astro-Duke can also be bought separately here:
https://www.cgtrader.com/3d-print-models/miniatures/sci-fi/astroknight-duke

2 Katana-wielding cyber-samurai (one also carrying dreamcatchers)
10 Riflemen (various poses and types of equipment)
1 Communications Officer with transmitter
2 Pistoliers (standing and crouching)
1 Sniper
1 HW Specialist
2 Melee fighters with chain swords (standing and crouching)
1 Corporal Rhah
1 Standard Bearer
5 Melee fighters with chain axes
1 Corrugated iron round base

Megapack contains 28 unique models in total.

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 3 .stl files. The first file contains all rank-and-file models. The models are laid out in a square pattern, and individual models can easily be cut out using the slicing software of your choice. The second file contains the entire Astroknight Duke kit, including bases, heads and equipment alternatives. The third file contains a corrugated iron round base.

UPDATE 20220406: Added each and every model part as separate .stls. Should have been done long ago...

The models are intended for print in 15mm to 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.

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