Techmarine

A battle-tech rider hunched low over a snarling bike, servo-arms arching overhead like a scorpion's tail. This multi-part kit builds a mechanised sci-fi character astride a heavy, armour-plated bike — in the painted reference he's all crimson plate and yellow bodywork, with a knot of mechanical limbs rising off his back: articulated servo-arms tipped in claws and tools, cabling and pistons, exhaust stacks, and a plasma weapon slung alongside. The download comes split into components — the bike itself, handlebars, a riding arm, twin servo-arms (with an alternate right arm), a servo backpack and the plasma piece — so you can pose and equip him your own way. He suits a mechanic-priest, forge-specialist or outrider HQ slot in grimdark 28mm games, or simply a centrepiece display build. Print notes: • Resin is strongly recommended for the spindly servo-arms, cabling and tool heads; FDM will fight the thin overhangs. • Print the arms and mechadendrites separately on fine supports, then dry-fit before gluing — magnets at the shoulders let you swap the alternate arm in and out. • Orient the bike fairings to keep layer lines off the big flat panels. • Assemble bike and rider first, then add the back-mounted arms last so you can dial in the overhead sweep. • Prime and give it a zenithal spray before painting to catch every bit of the mechanical detail.