Timber Wolf Bounty Hunter / Mad Cat - Standing & Dynamic Poses

Timber Wolf Bounty Hunter | Syllogy 4th Generation

The Clan heavy that became an icon.

Known to the Inner Sphere as the Mad Cat, the Timber Wolf is a 75-ton Clan OmniMech introduced in 2945. Its rounded cockpit, powerful arms and distinctive shoulder pods made it one of the most recognizable machines of the Clan Invasion.

The Bounty Hunter configuration replaces the familiar shoulder missile racks with an energy-focused loadout of large and medium pulse lasers, supported by light TAG, an active probe and ECM.

Configuration armament

2 x Large Pulse Laser; 4 x Medium Pulse Laser; 1 x Light TAG.

My 4th generation design

This Timber Wolf is part of my fourth generation of 'Mech designs. I've included a standing pose and a dynamic "Hunter pursuit" pose. I've retained the native armor panels and weapon detailing, added clear recessed cockpit panels, repaired the individual parts before joining the model, and reinforced the antenna, toe connections and exposed gun rims for miniature printing.

What you get

Timber Wolf Bounty Hunter standing pose STL
Timber Wolf Bounty Hunter dynamic pose STL
Each pose is a complete, assembled, one-piece model.

Scale and printing

The standing model is approximately 49.8 mm tall, including the antenna. Both poses share the same scale, and the files use millimeters.

I've prepared these models for resin miniature printing. They come unsupported and without bases, so you'll need to choose an orientation and add supports appropriate to your printer and resin. I've completed digital geometry checks, but I haven't physically test-printed these models yet. The images show Blender renders of the included model geometry. The downloads are unpainted STL files.