Drawn Blade · Mercenary
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Drawn Blade · Mercenary is a Mechanical 3D model you can have printed in pla or petg or resin. The GLB file carries 536.3k triangles in 16.7 MB. Choose the finished size in the configurator; we print it and ship it. Price starts at $20.88. Suited to Drawn Blade · Mercenary, Powerful Squatting Pose, Tense Sword-Lifting Stance. The Drawn Blade Mercenary is a rugged, one-eyed tough guy with white hair, wearing blue-and-orange tactical armor. He is in a squatting position with both hands holding a short sword raised above his head, captured at the moment of drawing the blade to strike down, full of tension. As a mercenary, he unleashes explosive power in combat; a flash of his blade means death. He wears the same blue-and-orange tactical armor as the One-Eyed Uncle model, but in a completely different pose. His legs are bent in a deep squat, body leaning forward, gripping a short sword high above his head, ready to slash downward. His white hair and single eye convey a fierce expression, teeth clenched tightly. Armor details match the standing version: blue-and-orange color scheme, tactical attachments, arm guards, and leg guards. However, this dynamic pose radiates motion and power—stable base, sword held at its highest point, poised for action. A square equipment pack is mounted on his back. This mercenary is a practical fighter specializing in close-quarters combat. Usually silent, he delivers a killing blow the moment he strikes. Having survived countless battles, every scar on his body is a medal. His attacks are fast, precise, and ruthless, making him the team's primary melee damage dealer. - Powerful Squatting Pose - Tense Sword-Lifting Stance - Fierce Expression - Blue-Orange Armor Details - Complete Combat Moment This figurine perfectly captures the tension of a battle moment, representing a masterpiece of dynamic-pose collectibles.
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Relative to the longest edge = 100. A glTF file stores no unit, so the finished size is yours to pick in the configurator — the proportions above are what stay fixed.
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