Original fantasyCemetery Ghoul — Vanguard
Place this ghoul at the front of an undead group for a cemetery skirmish. It gives the encounter a clear first threat and can anchor a small scene about a burial ground being overrun.
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Miniatures
262 models in Miniatures: printable files, previews and painting guides.
Original fantasy
Original fantasyZuok — Occult Adversary
Zuok can be the keeper of a forbidden text or the leader of a ritual in a fantasy encounter. Put the miniature at the centre of an investigation’s final confrontation. The original files include a complete figure and separate hand options for a different build.
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Warhammer 40,000Necron Immortal — Gauss Blaster Proxy
Necron Immortals were professional soldiers before biotransference and still act with more independence than ordinary Warriors. This veteran fits a tomb-world patrol or a disciplined dynasty force, offering a focused painting project for a collection of ancient machines.
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DC ComicsKrypto the Superdog — fan miniature
Krypto is the Kryptonian dog and loyal ally of Superman's family. Under Earth's yellow sun he shares their extraordinary abilities, so this unofficial miniature can anchor a Super-Family collection or a story scene about protecting civilians. No tabletop scale or rules profile is confirmed; game use depends on your group's agreement.
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WarhammerDeceiver Shard above the Ruins
This fan sculpt represents a shard of the Deceiver, a C'tan held captive by the Necron dynasties in Warhammer 40,000. It can become the centrepiece of a Necron collection or the threat in a narrative encounter about a dynasty losing control of its star god. For use as a tabletop proxy, agree on the game profile and base size with the other players; neither is verified for this file.
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WarhammerGenestealer Lord — fan proxy
Genestealers infiltrate worlds ahead of the Tyranid hive fleets. This leader can be the central threat in a boarding action or a colony defence scene, while the contrast between chitin and flesh gives the painter two distinct materials to develop.
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WarhammerOrk Boss with Claw and Shoota
A Waaagh! needs a boss to keep rival Ork mobs moving toward the enemy. This figure can lead an Ork collection or take the role of the main adversary in a battle scene. Skin, scavenged metal and cloth offer varied materials to paint.
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Original science-fiction fan sculptEchi Sun — Landon73
Echi Sun is Landon73's fan-made science-fiction character, with T'au influences documented by the archive's source credits. She can lead a homebrew skirmish force or stand alone as a character painting project. The archive supplies the figure without a separate base, and does not establish an official character identity, unit profile or compatible base size. Plan those details for your game rather than assuming a rules match. The archived source credits Landon73 and specifies CC BY 3.0.
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AnimalsWalking Cat — ManabunLab Puzzle
ManabunLab’s cat combines an animal collectible with a three-dimensional puzzle. Assemble it as a shared hobby project, then keep the finished figure in an animal collection or offer it as a handmade gift to a cat lover. The complete figurine is an alternative for a project focused on painting. If you choose the puzzle, work out the assembly sequence before permanently joining the pieces. Credit: ManabunLab.
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Star WarsBantha — Manger Scene
Banthas are herd animals of Tatooine and trusted mounts of the Tusken people, giving a desert scene a connection to everyday life beyond its heroes. This fan-made Bantha belongs to the Mandalorian Christmas Manger project. It can join that seasonal display, anchor a caravan diorama or become a separate creature-painting project. The package retains the original whole animal alongside its cut parts and connecting keys, so you can choose a printing approach without losing the source options. The assembled file documents their digital placement; printed joint fit has not been tested.
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WarhammerEpic Necron Tesseract Vault
A Tesseract Vault turns an imprisoned C’tan shard into a weapon for the Necron dynasties. Its significance is the Necrons’ power to contain and exploit a being they once served as a god. This Epic-scale interpretation can become the central threat in a small-scale Necron battlefield display, or an objective that rival forces must secure before its captive power is unleashed. For play, agree with your group on how that scenario works and on the model’s role and footprint in your chosen system.
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Star WarsJetpack Crusader — Raised Blaster
Use this Star Wars-inspired Crusader as a jetpack-equipped mercenary in a rescue, pursuit or boarding scene of your own making. The source includes a Z-6 jetpack, equipment associated in Star Wars with Mandalorian commandos and bounty hunters; it does not establish the fighter as a named canon character. For a tabletop campaign, the miniature can mark a combatant who reaches positions the rest of the force cannot easily approach. Choose the scenario and movement rules with your group; no official game profile is attached to this sculpt.
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Star WarsJetpack Crusader — Twin Blasters
Jetpacks are part of the arsenal of both Mandalorian commandos and bounty hunters in Star Wars. This unnamed Crusader can take the role of a mobile mercenary in a spaceport ambush or a raid on a cargo landing pad. Build your encounter around access to upper walkways and safe landing points, giving players a reason to watch more than the ground route. Choose its rules for your own game; no official unit or named character is assigned to this fan sculpt.
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The WitcherGeralt Chibi
Geralt of Rivia earns his living hunting monsters in a world where war and human choices can be as dangerous as the creatures themselves. In The Witcher 3, his search for Ciri gives that wandering life a personal stake. This chibi interpretation belongs in a Witcher collection or a painting project about the travelling monster hunter. A collection organised around the people of the Northern Kingdoms can use Geralt as its link between monsters, rulers and ordinary villagers.
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MarvelBaby Groot Planter
Bring a little of the Guardians of the Galaxy into an indoor plant arrangement with this Baby Groot planter. Groot belongs to the unlikely family of heroes whose adventures mix friendship with cosmic danger. A suitably sized nursery pot can sit inside and be removed for watering. Check that it rests securely and keeps moisture away from the decoration and your furniture; drainage and water resistance have not been established.
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Harry PotterGryffindor Coat of Arms
Gryffindor is the Hogwarts house founded by Godric Gryffindor, associated with courage, bravery and determination. Give a reading corner or Harry Potter collection a clear house identity, or use the emblem as decoration for a themed room. It can be placed on a wall or on the separate desk stand; choose stable support and a secure fixing for the space you have.
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PokémonAurorus
Aurorus is a Rock- and Ice-type Pokémon revived from a fossil, linking the Pokémon world with the idea of ancient life returning. Its connection to auroras gives a collector a theme for a display alongside other fossil Pokémon. Place it with Amaura to represent their evolution line, or make it the focus of a personal painting project inspired by polar light. The model offers a way to build a Pokédex collection around a subject's history as well as its number.
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Star WarsDin Djarin — Manger Scene
Din Djarin's decision to protect Grogu changes a bounty hunter's assignment into a story of responsibility and a family found along the way. This figure was made for the Mandalorian Christmas Manger project, a festive fan reinterpretation rather than a canonical event. Use it with the project's other figures or build a refuge scene around the promise to keep someone safe.
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Star WarsBaby Jar Jar in a Pram
Jar Jar Binks is the Gungan whose unexpected involvement helps connect Naboo's peoples in The Phantom Menace. This baby interpretation is a playful fan reimagining, rather than a documented episode of his childhood. Use it for a light-hearted Star Wars shelf or as a gift for someone who enjoys the saga's comic characters.
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Star WarsPorg Jedi
Porgs belong to the wildlife of Ahch-To, the island world where Luke Skywalker lives in exile. Making one a Jedi turns that background creature into a deliberately whimsical fan character. It can lead a humorous island diorama or join a collection of Star Wars mashups; the Jedi identity is the sculptor's invention, not established lore.
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Harry PotterHarry Potter Bust
Harry Potter's story follows a Hogwarts student whose friendships become central to the struggle against Voldemort. This portrait can accompany a shelf of the novels or begin a collection focused on the people of the wizarding world. As a bust, it suits a character study and display painting rather than a full-body playing piece.
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MarvelIron Man Chibi — Repulsor Flight
Tony Stark's Iron Man represents the inventor who answers extraordinary threats with technology he creates himself. A chibi interpretation makes a light-hearted centrepiece for an Avengers collection, or a desk gift for a fan of engineering and comics. Develop the display around invention and responsibility, without assigning the sculpt to a particular armour model or film scene.
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MarvelGroot Bust with Foliage
Groot gives a Guardians of the Galaxy collection a character whose loyalty matters as much as strength. This bust can accompany Rocket or become a standalone portrait project about an unlikely protector. For a themed shelf, pairing Groot with the team's other outsiders lets the collection tell a story about friendship across very different lives.
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Darkwing DuckNegaduck Chibi
Negaduck is Darkwing Duck's evil counterpart from another dimension. In a collection devoted to the animated series, he supplies the antagonist for a hero-and-villain pairing. The chibi treatment also suits a playful crossover display, while his established role gives the scene a conflict beyond simply arranging cartoon figures.
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