Ancient Moth Reptile Shell Creature

3D Model

A tall, towering creature with unnaturally long legs and a heavy, compact upper body. Its back is dominated by a thick, turtle-like shell that appears broken and irregular, formed with bony edges and sharp protrusions. From parts of the shell grow withered wing membranes, half bat-like and half moth-like, torn, frayed, and full of holes. The head is reptilian and elongated, with a narrow skull, sharp teeth, and large, round, softly glowing eyes reminiscent of a moth, lacking visible pupils. Branching deer antlers grow from the forehead, uneven and partially broken, with small moth cocoons and threads hanging from them. The skin is a disturbing mix of scaly reptile texture and velvety moth surfaces, dusted around the neck and joints with fine moth-like powder. Long, thin arms end in clawed hands, while digitigrade legs give it a tense, stalking posture. A long armored tail trails behind, slightly clubbed at the tip.