Abyssal Spine Broadsword - Dark Fantasy

Channel the dark arts and elevate your dark fantasy display with this sinister Abyssal Spine Broadsword, forged as a premium 3D print model. Featuring a symmetrical, jagged blade housing a macabre column of skulls running down its central fuller, a fearsome horned demon crossguard, and a lethal forked tip, this cursed artifact is an epic addition to the zainkamal collection.

• Explicitly provided at a commanding 190mm scale, perfectly sized to serve as an imposing desktop artifact or a centerpiece for your tabletop RPG terrain, though you can effortlessly scale this 3D print model up or down in your slicer software for full-sized cosplay props.
• Every hollowed eye socket of the central skull spine, the deep bone textures of the demon horns, and the cruel, jagged spikes along the blade's edge are meticulously engineered to be the ultimate canvas for your miniature painting skills.
• We provide the physical 3D print files so that you can bring gleaming obsidian, tarnished dark iron, and weathered bone to life using your own custom palette.
• This 3D print-ready figure acts as a professional-grade template for hobbyists to practice painting grimdark weathering, high-gloss metallic reflections, and eerie object source lighting (OSL) for the embedded skulls.
• Transform this raw, unpainted 3D print model into a striking souls-borne masterpiece by applying your favorite acrylic techniques to its aggressive, highly detailed design.
• The 190mm scale ensures every drop of paint you add captures the terrifying presence and dark magic of a legendary boss weapon.

Included in this download:
* High-Detail Sculpt: Features heavily textured bone surfaces and deep recesses within the central fuller to highlight the column of skulls. This is the ultimate 3D print canvas for you to use heavy dark washes and brilliant metallic dry-brushing to make the gothic details pop instantly.
* Multi-Color Ready: Includes a pre-configured 3MF file specifically designed for users with AMS/MMU 3D printers, allowing you to easily print the contrasting dark iron blade, bone-white skulls, and metallic handle directly without lifting a paintbrush.
* File Formats: High-resolution STL mesh and an optimized 3MF file, provided at 190mm but fully customizable to scale up or down to your own requirement before you print.

• Recommended Printer Type: Resin (SLA/MSLA) is highly recommended for capturing the incredibly fine micro-details of the embedded skulls and the razor-sharp jagged edges, though FDM (with an AMS/MMU system) is fantastic for utilizing the multi-color 3MF file.
• For FDM Printing:
  • Layer Height: 0.12mm or lower for the best surface detail on the skulls and the sweeping curves of the horns.
  • Infill: 15% to 20% (Gyroid) to give the broad blade proper rigidity.
  • Walls: 3 to 4 perimeters.
  • Supports: Heavily required (especially for the overhanging demon horns, the jagged spikes along the blade's edges, and the forked tip). Organic/Tree supports are absolutely crucial to protect the details during removal.
  • Multi-Color: Load the included 3MF file to easily assign your dark iron/obsidian, silver, and bone-white filaments to their designated sections.
• For Resin Printing:
  • Layer Height: 0.03mm to 0.05mm.
  • Hollowing: Not strictly necessary for a flat blade at 190mm, but if you scale it up significantly, hollow the thickest part of the handle and crossguard to 2mm thickness and place drain holes discretely at the bottom of the pommel.
  • Supports: Medium supports for the main blade and handle; highly precise light supports for the sharpest horns, the jagged edge spikes, and the teeth of the skulls.
• Recommended Materials: PETG or PLA for FDM; ABS-like or Tough Resin for SLA is highly recommended to prevent the sharp blade tips and the forked end from snapping during post-processing.
• Post-Processing: Exercise extreme patience when removing supports from the delicate jagged edges and the deeply recessed skulls.
• Painting Ideas (If using the STL): This model looks incredible with a grimdark, obsidian aesthetic. Prime the entire piece in a glossy black. Basecoat the massive blade in a dark, high-gloss black or tarnished gunmetal, and heavily dry-brush the sharp jagged edges with a bright silver to simulate a cruel, freshly sharpened edge. Paint all the embedded spine skulls and the horned crossguard in a matte bone or pale ivory, using a heavy black/brown wash to hollow out their eyes and teeth. To make it truly magical, use a fluorescent purple or eerie blue inside the eye sockets of the central demon skull to give the weapon a terrifying, glowing aura.