Just a little self indulgent piece I've wanted to make for forever. ChucklingSquid is the FishMech Capstone.

Laugh. With. Me.

~Pipes
(Once I have the supported files back and tested they'll be added to this listing~)

Just a lil' squad leader for the Goby frames. They're very uncoordinated you see.
~Pipes

Slow, heavy, ugly, and unable tomove outside its home system. Defence monitors make up for this by being tough and absurdly well armed.

These models are around 50 mm in length.

Please note you are not able to redistribute these files nor sell prints of them. These models are not official OPR models and are not recognised by OPR.

A bunch of additional customization pieces for the Koi/Mako frames. From rifles to legs to weapon drones~

(While this kit can assemble a couple full mechs off the plates, you will need to supplement the base weapons and such from the original Koi/Mako kits. All of the undermount weapons shown are not included in this kit, and you will not be able to build a standard Koi or Mako with this kit. This should be mostly considered an Add-On Kit to the Mako/koi.)

~Pipes

Just a little light goby skimmer for some useful forward scouting/marking~
~Pipes

Edit 2023-06-23 : Updated the Torso and Exhausts parts
edit 2023-06-24 : Added merged fingers for the wings

The Combat suit "Warden" is a fully posable, multipart kit for printing. All parts come pre-supported at a default 28mm "heroic" scale.

Due to the ever-increasing turmoil in the east, the expansion has had to deploy its most advanced multi-purpose suits yet, piloted by the bravest and best of their armed forces. Versatile and tough, able to be equipped with a range of weaponry and modular equipment for varying combat requirements.

Just wanted to get this model out, there are more coming - please let me know how printing goes!

Patreon get 35% off older models

These enigmatic beings were the guardians of nature, the embodiment of the forest's magic, and the keepers of its wisdom.

The Leafolk were born from the gentle embrace of sunlight and the essence of ancient trees. Each Leafolk possessed a distinct appearance, reflecting the diverse flora that adorned their woodland home. Some were adorned with vibrant autumnal hues, resembling leaves ablaze in fiery reds, oranges, and yellows. Others boasted delicate, pastel petals that mirrored the blossoms of spring. And a few displayed the lush greens of evergreen foliage, reflecting the endurance of the forest.

With their limbs branching out like elegant tendrils, the Leafolk moved gracefully, their footsteps echoing the rustle of leaves in the wind. Their eyes, glowing like the first rays of dawn, revealed a profound connection to the living world around them. They possessed an innate understanding of the intricate balance of nature, harmonizing with the animals, plants, and spirits that inhabited the great forests.

For centuries, the Leafolk had devoted themselves to the protection and preservation of their enchanted woodland realm. With a blend of gentle wisdom and fierce determination, they guarded the forest against those who sought to exploit its resources or disturb its delicate equilibrium. Through their ancient rituals and age-old chants, they harnessed the power of the land, mending wounded trees, healing wounded creatures, and restoring the natural order.

They remained the eternal guardians of the woods, standing as a testament to the enduring power and beauty of the natural world.