Golden Wheel · One-Eyed Demon God
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Golden Wheel · One-Eyed Demon God is a Figures 3D model you can have printed in pla or petg or resin. The GLB file carries 789.5k triangles in 18.1 MB. Choose the finished size in the configurator; we print it and ship it. Price starts at $25.51. Suited to Golden Wheel · One-Eyed Demon God, Figure, 3D Print. The Golden Wheel · One-Eyed Demon God is a one-eyed deity from ancient mythology, whose image blends characteristics of Eastern Buddhist protectors and Western Cyclops giants. His head is surrounded by an ornate golden wheel halo, with a giant golden demon eye at its center emitting an awe-inspiring light. His body is emaciated, dark gray-black in color, covered with sharp bone spines, appearing as if formed from condensed darkness. Around his neck hangs a lotus-shaped metal ornament, contrasting sharply with the golden wheel above. Two red ribbons drape down from both sides of the wheel, engraved with mysterious golden runes, fluttering in the wind. As an ancient demon god, he possesses the power to manipulate vision and illusions. That giant demon eye can pierce through all disguises and invisibility, releasing devastating beams that reduce enemies to ashes. His very presence exerts spiritual pressure; anyone who meets his gaze will be consumed by endless fear. Though his appearance is fierce, the Golden Wheel · One-Eyed Demon God is not purely evil. He is a neutral guardian protecting the world's truths and secrets. Only those with malicious intentions, attempting toHe is a neutral guardian protecting the world's truths and secrets. Only those with malicious intentions, attempting to pry into forbidden knowledge, will incur his wrath and punishment. forbidden knowledge, will incur his wrath and punishment.
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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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