Vorrakai Frontiers – Null Covenant – Grave-Signal Node (Sci-Fi 3D Printable Miniature STL)

Grave-Signal Node is a mobile transmission construct of the Null Covenant, built to carry and amplify the corrupted machine logic known as Echo across the isolated worlds of Vorrakai Frontiers. After the fall of the Vorrakai Gates, abandoned communication networks became fragmented, distorted, and increasingly impossible for human operators to understand. The Null Covenant turned those dead systems into something new, deploying Grave-Signal Nodes wherever their machine presence begins to spread.

Its towering signal pylons, heavily armored central core, and stable mechanical legs give the Grave-Signal Node the appearance of a walking communications shrine rather than a conventional combat unit. Wherever it establishes a connection, nearby machines can coordinate, awaken dormant systems, and extend the Covenant's influence deeper into ruined territories. This model is designed for tabletop gaming, painting, collecting, and display, with a distinctive silhouette that makes it ideal as a command, relay, or objective unit.

Perfect for:

• Sci-fi tabletop armies and rogue machine forces

• Command, relay, beacon, and battlefield objective units

• Painters looking for a distinctive technological construct

• Display shelves, RPG encounters, and machine network themed collections

Model features:

• Null Covenant signal and communication construct

• Multiple tall transmission pylons surrounding the central core

• Armored mechanical body with bright energy-node detailing

• Stable multi-legged walker configuration

• Strong, recognizable silhouette suitable for tabletop use

• 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, panel definition, and sharpest signal-pylon 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 narrow panel lines and mechanical detailing.

• Supports: Organic supports are required, especially beneath the central body, inner leg sections, side structures, and overhanging areas around the signal pylons.

• Orientation: A slight backward or diagonal tilt is recommended to reduce visible support marks while preserving the front core and the long vertical transmission structures.

Part of Vorrakai Frontiers – Season I.