Covenant Rwaru-pattern Carrack Merchant Cruiser for Halo Armada 246mm

All products come unpainted and unassembled.

"The Rwaru-pattern carrack is a class of merchant cruiser once used by the Sangheili during the War of Beginnings that was since adopted for use by the fleets of a dozen factions and would-be warlords." Halopedia

This model was sculpted by Ravensfell as found on Cults3d, printed and painted by us.
This model is over 246mm long.

The ship comes in 3 parts and is sold standalone unless the customer selects the ship, large stand option. In which case the ship will come with a large Utar Games and Designs Star Wars Armada compatible stand. The ship will have some drainage holes in the bottom of the models

The Lore: https://www.halopedia.org/Varric-pattern_heavy_cruiser

These models come unpainted and unassembled and can be ordered as a ship or a ship with a stand

"Armada Nexus is a community-driven project that branched off from the Legacy team. Its goal is to provide a collaborative space where the Armada homebrew community can develop high-quality content meant for enjoyable and fair casual play. In Legends, almost any ship idea can be developed by anyone, with the potential for inclusion in our Legacy Fleet Builder and Tabletop Simulator mod."
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Items are sold As-is. 3d printed parts may have fragments of residual support material that may need to be removed by the end user. 3d printed items can have minor imperfections. Models should be primed with fine primer prior to painting for best results. Color of material used is subject to supply on hand and may differ from photos or descriptions.
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I use listing quantities to roughly estimate how many I can make and ship within processing time, most items are made-to-order, except some of the most popular color/item combos.