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A mighty owl-man biker with natural stealth and night-vision. Collect them all!

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A mighty owl-man biker with natural stealth and night-vision. Collect them all!
 

This model has a lot of detail so I recommend 125% scale version. Any smaller and the wheel spokes/brakes get lost.

Check out the FULL COLLECTION  HERE:
https://www.printables.com/@TripleGWorkshop/collections/2198626

Designed to print with Tree Supports on build plate only for EZ removal!

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Night Biker: The Legend of the Iron Talon

In the forgotten stretch of forest where the trees grow tall and the moon always seems full, a chill runs through the night—not from wind, but from the roar of justice on two wheels.

They call him Night Biker.

No one knows where he came from. Some say he was born beneath a blood moon, hatched from a silver egg struck by lightning. Others claim he was once an ordinary barn owl who flew into a biker bar during a thunderstorm and never left the saddle again.

Whatever the truth is, one thing’s certain: when danger rides the forest roads, Night Biker rides faster.

He doesn’t ride alone. Underneath his claws is a machine like no other—his steel-hearted companion, forged in fire and fueled by vengeance:

The Iron Talon.

Part myth, part motorcycle, the Iron Talon was built in a forgotten forge deep beneath the mountain roots by a blind badger blacksmith and powered by a glowing ember from a fallen star. Its frame is blackened chrome, reinforced with dragon-scale alloys, and its wheels leave scorch marks even on moonlight.

With twin exhausts that growl like wolves and a custom clawed kickstand forged from the fangs of a dire raccoon, the Iron Talon isn’t just a ride. It’s a warning.

By day, Night Biker roosts in the rusted shell of an abandoned roadside diner called The Screech Stop, where time stands still and the jukebox only plays midnight blues. But when darkness falls and trouble stirs, the diner’s neon “OPEN” sign flickers to life, and the Iron Talon’s engine howls across the horizon.

He doesn’t talk—he hoots.
He doesn’t ride for fame—he rides for forest justice.
Lost hiker? He’ll find you.
Poachers? He’ll find you.
Illegal underground critter-fighting rings? Better run.
 

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