Gargoyle Prime / Man O' War - Standing & Dynamic Poses

Gargoyle Prime | Syllogy 4th Generation

Eighty tons. The speed to keep up with the hunt.

Known to the Inner Sphere as the Man O' War, the Gargoyle brings uncommon mobility to the assault class. Introduced in 2945, it was developed by Clan Wolf alongside the Timber Wolf to succeed the aging Woodsman. It became a familiar presence during the Clan Invasion, carrying an assault chassis into the fight at speeds normally associated with lighter machines.

The Prime configuration pairs an LB 5-X autocannon and an SRM 6 launcher in each arm, backed by an ER small laser in the torso. Its massive XL engine pushes the 80-ton OmniMech to roughly 86 km/h, making movement as much a part of its identity as its broad shoulders and distinctive weapon pods.

My 4th generation design

This Gargoyle Prime is part of my fourth generation of 'Mech designs. I've included two poses: a composed standing stance and a forward-driving dynamic stance. I've preserved the defined armor panels, recessed weapon openings, and articulated hands, and reinforced fine details for miniature printing.

What you get

• Gargoyle Prime standing pose STL
• Gargoyle Prime dynamic "Forward pressure" pose STL
• Each pose is a complete, assembled, one-piece model

Scale and printing

The standing model is approximately 56.3 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 renders of the included designs.