Prow Hull (Abyssal Redeemer, Crashed Flagship)
Prow Hull (Abyssal Redeemer, Crashed Flagship)
Gothic terrain fragments from a fallen flagship, designed by Sacrus Mundus
Massive fragments of the Redeemer’s shattered propulsion system, these ruined engines once hurled the Theodorian flagship across the stars. Now broken and buried in alien soil, they stand as jagged monuments of the crash—perfect for adding imposing terrain to your tabletop.
With gothic spires, armored hull plating, and weathered battle damage, Engine Fragment A and Engine Fragment B bring the sense of a fallen colossus to your battlefield, ideal as cover, objectives, or centerpiece terrain in futuristic or grimdark settings.
Use them individually or combine both for a striking tunnel of wreckage.
Variants:
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Engine A – Colossal centerpiece ruin with gothic spires and armored plating.
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Engine B – Somewhat smaller, versatile fragment ideal for cover or imposing scatter terrain.
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Engines A + B Bundle – Combine both to create a dramatic tunnel of shattered architecture. A perfect dramatic set-piece or choke point for your games.
Made to order: ships in 4–6 business days. Contact us for custom scales and paint jobs. Designed by Sacrus Mundus
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