Cheetah Auxiliary Corps by WargamesCrew, is a proxy for Attack Dog, Guard Dog, Mercy Dog, Trench Dog, in The Principality of New Antioch.
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Jan 2026 Added

Cheetah Auxiliary Corps

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Creator: WargamesCrew

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Cheetah Auxiliary Corps In the far-flung colonies of the Abyssinian Empire, not all who serve march on two legs. The Cheetah Auxiliary Corps are trained beasts pressed into service alongside the Colonial Phalanx. Swift, disciplined, and deadly, they are chosen not for spectacle but for utility — each cheetah bred and trained to answer a soldier’s command as surely as any brother-in-arms. Their roles are varied: some are simple war-cheetahs, used to harry enemies and scout ahead; others serve as guard-beasts, trained to protect standards and officers; a rare few are fitted with medic’s satchels, racing through fire and smoke to deliver bandages and water to the wounded. Though not considered soldiers in the strictest sense, their presence is a mark of the empire’s reach — proof that even the wild speed of Africa bends to Abyssinian discipline. The cheetahs of the Corps are feared and respected alike, for they serve as both symbols and instruments of imperial power.     🖨️ Perfect for resin printing 🎨 A dream for painters and grimdark collectors   Two models – “Cheetah Auxiliary Corps”, designed by Wargames Crew Total size fron 21 to 27mm Base size is 25mm These files were professionally supported and test printed by Anycubic M7.

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