Shan Hai Jing Mecha Series Nine - "Jingwei" Type Amphibious Cruiser

Produced by Gongyu Mecha

Shan Hai Jing Mecha Series Eight - "Jingwei" Type Amphibious Cruiser

This series features mechas created based on mythological creatures from the Shan Hai Jing. Additionally, there are Bagua Mecha (modeled after famous mountains and rivers from various provinces, such as Chaohu Lake, Mount Li, Badaling, Namtso, etc.) and Mythological Mecha (modeled after mythological figures such as Sun Wukong, Erlang Shen, Bull Demon King, etc.).

No supports are needed for printing (if the build plate is not sticky, you can add a brim yourself), and assembly requires no glue or hardware (if it's too tight, press firmly or tap gently with a small hammer), making it a very convenient Chinese-style assembly model!

Jingwei:

A bird in ancient Chinese mythology, shaped like a crow, with a patterned head, white beak, and red feet, its cry sounds like it's calling its own name. Legend has it that this bird is the incarnation of Yandi's youngest daughter, Nüwa. Once, Nüwa went swimming in the East Sea, drowned, and never returned, so she transformed into the Jingwei bird. She often carries twigs and stones from the West Mountain in her beak to fill the East Sea. The Zhuozhang River originates from Mount Faqiu, flows eastward, and empties into the Yellow River.

Two hundred li further north lies Mount Faqiu, where there are many mulberry trees, and a bird dwells there. Its shape is like a crow, with a patterned head, white beak, and red feet, named "Jingwei", and its call sounds like it's announcing its own name. She is the youngest daughter of Yandi, named Nüwa. Nüwa drowned while swimming in the East Sea and never returned, thus she became Jingwei. She constantly carries wood and stones from the West Mountain to fill the East Sea. The Zhang River originates there, flowing eastward into the Yellow River. — "The Classic of Mountains and Seas - Classic of the Northern Mountains"

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