Baseonly

The launch pad for a build-your-own shelled sword-slinger. The render here shows the display base on its own — a low, rounded terracotta-toned disc with a gently domed top and a clean chamfered rim, the kind of tidy plinth that lets a figure stand proud without stealing the scene. But the download is the whole kit: alongside the base you get a full multi-part character — a body, two alternate heads (A and B) so you can pick an expression, left and right arms, a back shell, and a pair of swords. In other words, a poseable shelled warrior you assemble and display, with the disc as its footing. It's aimed at collectors and painters who like a satisfying assembly and a bit of pose choice, and it looks right at home on a shelf, a desk, or among a wider fan-art lineup. Print notes: • Resin (MSLA) is the sweet spot for the crisp face and sword edges; slice at 0.03-0.05mm. • Print the heads, arms and swords separately and dry-fit before gluing so you can settle on head A vs B and the arm angle you like. • Support the swords along the flat of the blade, not the edge, to keep them straight, and hollow the body with a couple of drain holes to save resin. • The base prints flat-side down with no supports; a light matte varnish over the whole build knocks back resin shine before painting.