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262 models in Miniatures: printable files, previews and painting guides.
WildlifeUse this warthog to add movement through a savanna display. A path between vegetation and neighbouring animals can connect separate parts of the diorama and make its wildlife feel part of the same habitat.
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Decorative ArtThis cat is a compact decorative piece for a reading corner or a gift for someone who keeps feline company. It can also become a painting exercise in restrained colour: choose a palette that suits the room rather than copying a particular real cat.
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Grimdark science fictionEntrophy offers a specialist character for a grim science-fiction campaign. An assassination contract, a hunted witness or a mission behind enemy lines can make this figure the centre of a scenario. Choose her allegiance and motivations as part of your own story.
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PokémonGengar hardly needs to hide when a mischievous grin can make everyone doubt the shadows around them. Its best prank may be the moment before anything happens at all.
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WildlifeBuild a woodland display around this stag, using the animal as the focus of a quiet natural scene. It can also serve as a single exhibition painting project, with the surrounding landscape developed to support the mood you want to create.
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PetsTurn this dachshund into a keepsake for a dog owner by choosing markings that recall their own companion. It can also join a breed collection, giving each finished dog a personal connection.
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Star WarsC-3PO was made to serve as a protocol droid, yet his adventures rarely follow protocol. From royal courts to rebel hideouts, he survives the galaxy's turmoil through worry, loyalty and an unexpected talent for being in the wrong place at the right time.
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Decorative ArtThe Little Turtle can mark a gentler pace in a storybook display or a child's room. In a tabletop journey, it can be a harmless creature that leads players to water or makes them pause long enough to notice a clue nearby.
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Grimdark science fictionVictoria can become a reconnaissance specialist, a patient lookout or the ally who covers a withdrawal in your science-fiction story. A mission involving prolonged observation or intelligence gathering gives the sniper an active part in planning what happens next.
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PokémonPecharunt prepares poisonous mochi and offers it to people and Pokémon, turning an apparently tempting gift into a danger. That unsettling premise gives this Pokémon a place in a collection of deceptive or mysterious creatures. A painted version can be the centre of a small display exploring the contrast between sweetness and menace.
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WildlifeA musk ox gives an Arctic encounter a noncombat objective. A party might follow a herd toward shelter, avoid alarming it during a crossing or help a lost animal rejoin its group. It also adds scale and life to a northern landscape diorama.
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Warhammer Age of SigmarA grot with a crescent staff can turn mischief into authority among the Moonclan. Whether he has a plan or merely claims to have one, nearby goblins may follow him into the dark.
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Warhammer Age of SigmarSquigs belong to the unruly world of the Gloomspite Gitz, where managing a beast can become an adventure in itself. This creature can add a hazard to a cavern encounter or join a collection about Moonclan life. In your own scenario, recovering an escaped squig may matter as much as fighting the enemy beyond the tunnels.
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Warhammer 40,000Ork authority rests on strength, spectacle and the ability to keep a mob fighting. This burna-boss interpretation offers a narrative centre for a raid or prisoner-rescue scenario. The captive commissar is a starting point for your own story, rather than evidence of a particular battle in official lore.
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Warhammer 40,000This Necron-inspired cyborg suggests an ancient rite interrupted by a newer, stranger life. The double-ended staff makes her feel like a keeper of a secret rather than a common soldier.
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Warhammer 40,000Hive Guard provide ranged support among the Tyranids' specialised organisms, extending the swarm's threat beyond close combat. This miniature can hold the rear of a brood display or feature in an encounter around a contested objective, showing how the Hive Mind combines different creatures into one fighting organism.
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Warhammer 40,000Terri reads as a Tyranid creature built for a sudden close attack. Its many talons suggest the instant when the swarm reaches a position that defenders believed was safe.
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Warhammer Age of SigmarSquigs are unruly beasts driven into battle by the Gloomspite Gitz. This fan interpretation can join a squig-herd display or become a troublesome creature escaping from a travelling menagerie in your own story. A recovery encounter can revolve around finding what attracts it and returning it before the commotion spreads.
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WildlifeAn Arctic fox gives a northern expedition a wildlife encounter between larger dangers. The party might follow its trail to a sheltered hollow or leave it undisturbed while watching the landscape. It is equally useful in a snow-country diorama.
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WildlifeA Bengal tiger cub adds vulnerability to a forest encounter. The party may need to guide it away from a road or return it to safety, while a wildlife diorama can use the cub to suggest a larger family beyond the edge of the scene.
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WildlifeA Camargue horse belongs naturally in a marshland scene inspired by southern France. Use it to give a traveller a mount, mark a route across wet ground or make a wildlife diorama more specific than a generic pasture. The figure does not by itself establish a particular riding tack or breed pedigree.
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WildlifeA badger can turn a woodland path into a small discovery. Its sett might mark a safe hollow, conceal a dropped object or warn that the ground beneath a camp is less solid than it seems. Use the figure as wildlife, not necessarily an enemy.
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