White Unicorn (White Knight)

White Unicorn (White Knight) | "Through the Looking-Glass" Chess

“Well, now that we have seen each other,” said the Unicorn, “if you'll believe in me, I'll believe in you. Is that a bargain?”

The sound of beating drums echoes across the checkered board! Stepping out from the shadows of the Looking-Glass forest, a creature of myth, elegance, and surprising competitive spirit arrives to fight for the crown.

Introducing the White Unicorn — a majestic and noble defender, ready to leap over any obstacle in your grand game.

About the model

Look at this magnificent creature! The model captures the dynamic grace of the Unicorn, featuring a beautifully spiraled horn, a flowing, wind-swept mane, and a proud, determined stance. He is not just a fabulous monster; he is a fierce competitor.

Perfectly leaping in an L-shape across the board, this elegant beast naturally takes on the role of the White Knight. He stands firmly on a neat base.

♟ The Grand Game Continues (Collection)

The chessboard is filling up, and the Looking-Glass world is getting more crowded by the minute! The Unicorn joins our growing collection of 3D-printable chess pieces.

Previous Moves:

White Pawn Alice — Every great adventure begins with a single step. Have you helped her reach the Eighth Rank yet?

Red Queen — She dictates the pace of the entire game and demands flawless execution. A formidable antagonist, without whom the collection would be incomplete.

Tweedledum & Tweedledee — The contrary White Bishops securing your diagonals. Make sure to add this argumentative duo to your board before they start a battle of their own!

Humpty Dumpty — The scholarly Red Rook sitting precariously on his wall.

🦁 The Next Move: The Red Lion (Red Rook)

“The Lion and the Unicorn were fighting for the crown...” You can't have the Unicorn without his eternal rival! The mighty and fearsome Lion is already sharpening his claws to take his place as the opposing Red Rook. Follow the profile so you don't miss their epic clash on your chessboard!

⚙ Noble Printing Tips (Settings)

To bring this mythical creature to life without breaking his horn, follow these rules:

• Recommended technology: FDM printing. Use a layer height of 0.16 mm or less (with a 0.4 mm) to perfectly capture the texture of his mane and the fine spiral of his horn.

• Scale: Scaled by default to fit standard chess proportions as a Knight.

• Supports: Tree supports (organic supports) are highly recommended. Make sure to carefully support his chin/snout, the overhanging locks of his mane.

Now, pass the plum-cake and let the battle commence!

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