Digital STL/LYS

Physical print

Diorama

Dark Ending

The final moment of the Dark Queen. Cornered in her stronghold, her reign collapsing around her, she chooses not to fall like the kings before her but to embrace a forbidden ritual, defying even death itself.

$25.99

Scale

75mm, 140mm

Format

STL/LYS

Released

October, 2025

Last update

December, 2025

PRINTING INFO

Sizes

  • 75mm
  • 140mm
  • Diorama Size: 45x149x150mm (140mm)
  • Largest Piece: 69x121x96mm (140mm)

Provided Files

  • Pressuported STL files

  • Unsupported STL files

  • Combined version (Unsupported)

  • Source files (LYS)

Disclaimer

  • The provided model is delicate. It's intended for high-end collectible displays.
  • Provided supports are print tested for an average setup, however individual adjustments might be required.
  • Fine tuning of the provided supports might be necessary, depending on individual printing setup

Printing Notes

  • Model might contain delicate parts, handle with care

  • Model files are provided supported and unsupported. A combined model is also provided (unsupported), unless otherwise specified.

  • Presupport Source Files are provided in Lychee (.lys) format for individual adjustments

Pre-supported

Yes



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THE LORE

The tyranny of the Dark Queen was broken at last. Her banners lay trampled in the mud, her legions pushed back step by step, and her castle halls now filled with the cries of revolt.

The kingdom had bled for every breach, every stone claimed at a cost that made victory feel hollow.

Yet a shadowed hunter had unveiled her darkest secrets, and from those whispers the uprising found its strength.



There was no escape left, no sanctuary in all the world.

But she would not fail like the kings before her.

She would go on her own terms.


And so she attempted a ritual none had ever dared before.

The Dark Executor was summoned, its presence looming as the spell carved itself into her soul.


Yet in the face of death, we all stand equal.

King or peasant, crown or beggar’s rags, all must leave behind their vanity, their jewels, their crowns.

Nothing passes into the otherworld.


Would this truly be the end of her reign… or only the beginning of a shadow darker still, veiled beyond death itself?



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