Vorrakai Frontiers – Null Covenant – Boneframe Walker (Sci-Fi 3D Printable Miniature STL)

Boneframe Walker is a frontline combat construct of the Null Covenant, a rogue machine collective reshaped by the corrupting force known as Echo after the fall of the Vorrakai Gates. Unlike the lower crawler drones that swarm through ruins and corridors, the Boneframe Walker advances as a heavier bipedal enforcer, combining direct firepower with a crushing mechanical presence. Its dense armored torso and reinforced limbs give it the look of a compact battlefield brute built to endure punishment and keep moving.

With its heavy cannon arm, grasping manipulator claw, and broad plated chassis, the Boneframe Walker feels like a machine made for breach actions, close security sweeps, and brutal urban combat. This model is designed for tabletop gaming, painting, collecting, and display, with a strong readable silhouette and a dark technological identity that fits perfectly within the visual language of the Null Covenant.

Perfect for:

• Sci-fi tabletop armies and rogue machine forces

• Elite mechanical infantry and compact war walker collections

• Painters looking for a powerful armored robot model

• Display shelves, RPG encounters, and machine assault squads

Model features:

• Null Covenant combat walker miniature

• Heavy bipedal machine silhouette

• Large integrated cannon arm and mechanical claw

• Dense armored torso with strong tabletop presence

• 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 definition, and sharpest weapon and claw 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 armor panel lines and mechanical edges.

• Supports: Organic supports are required, especially beneath the cannon arm, claw arm, torso underside, and inner spaces between the legs and body.

• Orientation: A slight backward or diagonal tilt is recommended to reduce visible support marks while helping preserve the front weapon, chest details, and upper armor surfaces.

Part of Vorrakai Frontiers – Season I.