Silver Armor · Silent Swordsman
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Silver Armor · Silent Swordsman is a Figures 3D model you can have printed in pla or petg or resin. The GLB file carries 432.2k triangles in 18.2 MB. Choose the finished size in the configurator; we print it and ship it. Price starts at $24.24. Suited to Silver Armor · Silent Swordsman, Realistic, Figure. Silver Armor · Silent Swordsman is a male knight clad in full silver plate armor. His helmet completely obscures his face, revealing only a pair of determined eyes and a bit of beard. His entire suit of armor is polished to a mirror-like shine, reflecting dazzling silver light in the sunlight. In his hand, he holds a curved longsword with an elegant arc, as beautiful as a crescent moon. As a silent swordsman, he never speaks, expressing his will only through action. Though his armor is magnificent, signs of use are visible everywhere—scratches, dents; every scar bears witness to a battle. His stance is upright like a pine tree, resembling an immovable statue, exuding a reassuring aura. His fighting style prioritizes defense over offense, excelling at using skilled swordsmanship to deflect enemy attacks before delivering a fatal blow at the most opportune moment. Although his curved sword may not possess the sheer power of a straight blade, it offers greater flexibility and versatility, achieving astonishing results in close-quarters combat. Every movement he makes is precise and graceful, like a silent dance. No one knows his origins. Some say he is a prince who lost his kingdom; others claim he is a paladin who abandoned his vows; still others believe he is merely a wandering swordsman. But regardless of his past, he is now a righteous knight protecting the weak, walking the land doing good deeds and leaving behind countless legendary stories.
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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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