Low-Poly Geometric Chess Knight
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Description
A modernized, low-poly chess knight. The structure is built with a reduced polygon count, giving every curve a deliberate, faceted surface.
- Style: Geometric / Low-Poly
- Scale: Standard chess piece dimensions with a 28mm base
- Printability: The faceted surfaces print cleanly with standard layer heights, catching the light in a distinct, modern way.
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