Tau XV127 Mohawk Heavy Arms Battlesuit 3D print model

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When Eldar upper command made the call to supersede a Ta'rrack Wraithbloom with something more robust than a Necrons Dominus Sentinel suit but less obtrusive than a Daemonic Chorused Executioner of Avernus they devised the 18H3 Rancor Mecha - a most satisfactory substitute.\n\nIt is outfitted to excess: outfitted to ensure victory, to safeguard against loss and even ensure utter domination in its sphere of influence;\n\nA upgraded double-entwined electromagnetic missile battery capable of doubling-down its energy payload; A reinforced heavy calibre pulse-rifled auto-mortar fitted with shock-mounted silencers that allows for covert deployment anywhere;\nTwin-mounted mini-lasers set to high-capacity rapid discharge protocol,\nnDual-mounted multi-displacement thrusters and gravity-synching systems;\nMulti-mode ionization generator, inbuilt navigation system with AI-driven threat assessment;\nRetractable plasma claws fitted with shock-resistant coatings, 500-round magazine with self-replenishment.\n\nAssembly Instructions:\nThis print job was done to exacting scale 1:2 for accuracy. \nIt was completed using a monochromatic black printing method on a Creality Ender-3 V2 Pro with Cura slicing and the standard Creality print bed size setting applied, but in combination with KISSlicer and OctoPrint; all other variables kept at default settings;\nThe original .stl model underwent 16 rounds of polygon decimation to optimize surface area.\nPrinting results show satisfactory adherence to desired design characteristics;\nThis armor comes close to resembling that worn by legendary Necron warriors like Zor Veen,\nbut it was not crafted by a sorcerer or a being from beyond the grave; it was produced entirely by a sentient mechanical entity, with the purpose of serving in mortal conflicts.\nWarning: Wear heavy combat boots to counteract top-heaviness caused by its center mass design when fully equipped and on a sloping surface. Naming Convention:\nThe name is composed of three variables; 18, H, 3 - each referring to specific design considerations: material, mobility or survivability; all of these components can be combined freely in order to generate an entirely new, albeit less optimal design variant, depending on what tactical preferences dictate.\nOptional letters - T for top part and C for core part, M for middle parts.