Tank Demon Megapack

cults3d

Intended for 3D print. Note: This product has been updated several times since first published. Please read the "update" notes further down this text. A squadron of biomechanical horrors on tracks. Contains model parts to make a number of different Tank Demons. The kit includes one monopose model (the horned demon with hook, machine gun and armored tracks), and a second variant with two weapon alternatives for each arm. You can use the included images for reference. In total, you can make 5 different unique Tank Demons. Below is a detailed list of all model parts included in the kit: 1 Monopose Tank Demon body (tank tracks, upper body and head in one piece) 1 Sheathed Chain Sword (can be glued to the body on the demon's back, to the side of either track, or wherever else you like). 2 Pauldrons (can be glued to the demon's shoulders as extra protection). Please note that you may have to resize the pauldrons slightly before print for them to fit). 2 rails (can be glued along the top sides of the tank tracks as extra decoration). 1 Alternative Tank Demon body with replaceable arms 1 Chain Axe Right Arm 1 Chain Sword Right Arm 1 Machine Gun Left Arm 1 Revolving Rocket Launcher Left Arm The model parts are included in 2 .stl files prescaled to suit 28mm scale. The first file contains the monopose Tank Demon, and the second file contains the alternate version with replaceable arms. The parts are laid out in a square pattern , and you can either cut out individual parts for printing or print all parts at once * . UPDATE 20210811 : Separated all model parts into separate .stl files. Added to product as another .zip archive. UPDATE 20220421 : Added three versions of the tank track section, without a demon on top. See image gallery. UPDATE 20220927 : Upon request from a customer - separated the upper bodies of both tank demons from their track sections. Upper bodies can now be printed as separate models. The separation is not pretty; Body no.2 in particular is pretty much just a rough cut made horizontally with print slicer software. Was the best I could do given the age of the models, and the lack of backup design files to work from off of. The Tank Demon models goes well with the models in the Destroyer Megapack from Sharedog Miniatures, available here: https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/destroyer-megapack If you have any questions or comments, feel free to send me a message. Anyone interested can follow me on Instagram, under this handle: #sharedogminiatures