Vorrakai Frontiers – Null Covenant – Ashcoil Gunner (Sci-Fi 3D Printable Miniature STL)

Ashcoil Gunner is a heavy support construct of the Null Covenant, a machine collective reshaped by the strange force known as Echo after the fall of the Vorrakai Gates. Where lesser drones hunt and harass, the Ashcoil Gunner exists to anchor machine advances with sustained destructive force. Its massive cannon assembly, reinforced chassis, and stable four-legged stance make it a battlefield execution platform built to break fortified positions and erase resistance from a distance.

This model is designed for tabletop gaming, painting, collecting, and display, with a powerful mechanical silhouette, a clearly readable heavy-weapon profile, and a visual identity that fits perfectly within the corrupted technological aesthetic of the Null Covenant.

Perfect for:

• Sci-fi tabletop armies and rogue machine forces

• Heavy support units and long-range firepower themed collections

• Painters looking for a large armored robotic weapons platform

• Display shelves, RPG encounters, and machine warband projects

Model features:

• Null Covenant heavy support machine miniature

• Four-legged armored walker configuration

• Large integrated cannon and secondary weapon details

• Reinforced chassis with strong tabletop-ready silhouette

• Designed as a single-machine sci-fi miniature

• Includes a detailed textured base

Available scales (model height without base):

• 32 mm scale

• 54 mm scale

• 75 mm scale

• 90 mm scale

• 120 mm scale

• 1:10 scale

What’s included:

• STL files in 6 scales

• Unsupported STL files

• Single-piece sculpt

• Format: STL

Printing recommendation:

• Resin: Recommended for the best surface detail, armor panel definition, and sharper weapon features.

• FDM: Printable on FDM machines, preferably with a 0.4 mm nozzle or smaller. Lower layer heights and slower outer walls will help preserve the cannon housing, panel lines, and smaller mechanical details.

• Supports: Organic supports are required, especially beneath the main cannon, underside of the body, inner leg sections, and any protruding weapon details.

• Orientation: A slight backward or diagonal tilt is recommended to reduce visible support marks and help preserve the front cannon, armor surfaces, and sensor details.

Part of Vorrakai Frontiers – Season I.