Great Holy War: Mass-Produced War Dragon 3D model preview
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This is 32mm scale (Stands around 69mm tall)! All my other stuff is in 28mm. Scale this down 15%, or the other ones up 15% for the same scale. This miniature comes as a single piece. Base not included, no pre-supports. "The Mass-Produced War Dragon—a creature born for war—is both monstrous and awe-inspiring. On the battlefield, it is feared by enemies and revered by allies. None have seen the true face behind the dragon-headed mask fused to its skull, and in hushed whispers away from officers, soldiers share rumors of its origin: When Chaplains and Supervising Battlefield Physicians determine that a soldier has broken beyond repair—even in peacetime—showing an inability to bear the weight of their sins or failures, that soldier is made to pay for violating the oath sworn to Heaven upon enlistment. Alongside comrades likewise deemed unfit for battle, they are remade into a terrifying new form to return to the fray with dreadful majesty. According to textual research, the seraphim of antiquity were once depicted as fiery flying serpents—beings that breathed flame and commanded storms, an origin close to the mythic dragons found across cultures. The War Dragon’s ability to spew sanctified gas that scorches the flesh derives from this ancient motif. It is, in essence, a physical reversal—a worldly undoing—of the fall of angels who corrupted the divine image of the dragon. The Biosanctum considers this the final means of salvation: allowing those sinners displeasing to Heaven to be redeemed—even purified—through a holy form. Those deemed devoid of righteousness, who defy the Ten Commandments of Haotian or reject the Great Qing’s laws, often vanish without a trace under society’s scorn and exclusion—much like displaced refugees swallowed by the shadows of a perpetual war. No one questions their disappearance, just as no one spares a thought for how small bands of wanderers fade away under the unrelenting pressure of conflict."