Medieval Shestoper Mace

Medieval Eastern European mace, "Shestoper" ( from "six-feathers" in Russian) is a characteristic type of war mace that was a symbol of authority and a effective battlefield weapon. Its use spread across the lands of the Tsardom of Russia, the Kingdom of Poland, and the Grand Duchy of Lithuania between the 14th and 16th centuries. This was not a common soldier's weapon; it was often carried by mid-ranking "Voevoda" (military commanders) and nobility, serving as both a tool of war and a status symbol.
The model includes a hole along its core, designed for a 4 mm metal rod . This is crucial for adding significant strength.
it is highly recommended to set your slicer to use 4- perimeter walls, especially on the pole.
Model lenght ~540 mm