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Itea, Hi-Tech Huntress - Full Release Preview (Patreon)

Published:
2021-08-27 17:23:58
Imported:
2026-06
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Content

Itea will be available for all Hero tier patrons and above September 3rd

• 1:10 and 1:14 scale model of Itea, the hi-tech huntress on the trail of her prey with:  
   •  2 head options - bald or with hair 
   • SFW and NSFW option
   • Combined, Multi-part and Pre-supported STLs

• 1:10 and 1:14 scale  bust version with
   • SFW and NSFW option
   • Combined, Multi-part and Pre-supported STLs

• Practice Texture Swatch - Practice painting the 4 most prominent textures of the model.

• 1 to 1 scale Thermal Spear

Files

Previews only

Comments

Spiz

I had a question regarding your design of the weapon. I absolutely love the model and everything, but I'm curious if the blades of the weapon would be facing opposite directions normally? Just based on other pole weapons with blades on both ends I've seen, it would stand to argue part of the point of have a duel bladed pole weapon would be for spinning attacks with said weapon and the blades facing opposite directions would make more sense in that regard, I think? I am absolutely not judging your model or anything, I was just curious your rational behind having the blades on the weapon facing the same side. Cannot wait to see it released so I can start printing! ❤❤❤❤

ritualcasting
>>66686748

Generally speaking there are no examples of double bladed polearms in real life (pointed ends, sure, but not bladed) - the whole point of a polearm is extra reach and adding another blade to the other end would negate that benefit. "Spinning attacks" are a thing of Hollywood and fiction as spinning a 6 foot length of wood wouldn't impart enough force to do any actual harm and would lead to the polearm being knocked from the users hand extremely easily due to the lack of grip needed to spin it (unless you're General Greivous with robot hands). Having blades with the same orientation enables a one-two combination with a strong grip following up after after a performing a block or being blocked.

Spiz

Absolutely fair! Thanks for responding :)