Anvil Digital Forge: Gothic Civilians

Im Dezember haben Anvil Digital Forge wieder ein STL-Paket für Patreons zusammengestellt.

Here are this month’s Multi-shell elements:A fantastic set of 16 unique heads that give you the option between servants and high-class nobility. There’s multi-shell elements on every single one, so your options for mixing and matching within the set, but explodes into near limitless options when combined with other months!

A varied set of torsos that we’ve gone all-out for optional extras! Almost every torso has got multiple optional parts to them – probably the most we’ve ever made! There are so many extra parts for each one that we thought it would be helpful to create two versions of each torso with multiple shells, giving you an easier way to get them onto the build-plate without needing to edit them beforehand.

Many, many legs too! Much like the torsos, the gothic civilian legs feature a huge number of optional extra layers that we’ve taken the time to separate out into distinct versions that vary the amount of ostentatiousness.

A huge number of arms for you to choose between, many of them also featuring shells too! We’ve gone with just open-wrist joints for this month, much like our previous Modern Civilian release.

With so many arms comes a bunch of hand-held accessories! Many of these feature two different versions – a choice between a regular hand, and a bionic one! All of these accessories can have the hand completely removed too, allowing you to have them as standalone pieces!

And finally, a unique house-servant character! This hunched figure features two over-the-shoulder manipulator arms with Regiments compatible wrist joints, letting you swap any of the tools onto them, or give your other servants a large 3-pronged claw hand, or drill arm!

We’ve also included the shoulder mantle with the mechanical arm attachments as a Digital Kitbash object, meaning you can potentially convert any other torso in your collection to feature these extra mech-arms!

We’ve attached all the renders in a ZIP file to this post, as this can help you organise your files, or tell at a glance what’s a shell!

Quelle: Anvil Digital Forge auf Patreon