Null Brutes: Wartrike Boss – Support-Free FDM STL

This is a support-free, FDM-optimized sci-fi orc wartrike boss.

Digital STL download. No physical product will be shipped.

Bring brutal battlefield presence to your Null Brutes with this savage support-free, FDM-optimized Wartrike Boss, equipped with heavy firepower, brutal orc engineering, and a goblin-operated gatling gun. Perfect for use as a sci-fi orc boss vehicle proxy for sci-fi tabletop games.

What's Included (multipart miniature)

Null Brute Wartrike Boss — sci-fi orc boss on wartrike with integrated 100 mm oval base
2 Machine Guns — separate weapon parts
2 SMGs — separate weapon parts
Goblin Gunner with Heavy Gatling Gun — separate weapon assembly
Print Bed Orientation Guide — reference image included inside the ZIP file

Technical Specifications

Scale:
Total Height: approx. 75 mm including base
Base: Integrated 100 mm oval base
Format: Multipart STL files, designed as watertight manifold meshes
Resin Printing: Not pre-supported for resin. Natively designed for Support-Free FDM printing. Resin users will need to add their own supports.

FDM Printing Notes

Nozzle: 0.2–0.4 mm
Layer Height: 0.07–0.12 mm recommended for best detail
Perimeters: 3 walls recommended

The main wartrike and base print as one solid piece. The machine guns, SMGs, and goblin-operated gatling gun are designed as separate parts for easier printing and cleaner results. The weapon parts can be glued onto the model after printing.

A print bed orientation guide image is included inside the ZIP file to show the recommended placement and orientation for printing.

Tip: Use a sacrificial tower in your slicer — the print head travels to it, giving the model extra cooling time between layers.

No supports, no cleanup — straight off the build plate.

Tested on Prusa Core One, Bambu Lab and other popular FDM printers.

License

Personal use only. No commercial printing, selling of physical copies, or redistribution of the STL files.

Designed for support-free FDM printing. Slice the files using the recommended orientation and get straight to printing.