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23 models in Movies & TV: printable files, previews and painting guides.
The RocketeerCliff Secord becomes the Rocketeer after finding an experimental jetpack and is pulled into a struggle with spies. The chibi miniature fits a retro-adventure display or a compact painting study of flight gear, leather and aged metal.
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Rick and MortyRick and Morty follow Rick’s inventions into other realities, where even a short trip can upend their plans. This paired scene makes a lively centre for a series collection or a small science-fiction diorama, with room to contrast the characters and the portal in paint.
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Scooby-DooVelma Dinkley uses observation and research to help Mystery Inc. solve cases that first appear supernatural. This chibi figure works in a Scooby-Doo character lineup or a playful mystery scene; its simple colour blocks also make it approachable for a short painting project.
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Mighty Morphin Power RangersTommy Oliver’s Green Ranger comes from Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, where his Dragon Dagger summons the Dragonzord. Make this statue the centrepiece of a collection devoted to the original series, or display it alongside a Dragonzord build to connect the Ranger with his Zord. Helmeted and unhelmeted head options let you choose a superhero display or a tribute to Tommy himself. Sculpt by WICKED.
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Stranger ThingsEleven escaped the secretive Hawkins laboratory and found friendship with Mike, Dustin and Lucas. Her extraordinary abilities become part of a struggle to protect that new family from the dangers threatening Hawkins. This chibi model belongs in a Stranger Things character collection, or in a personal display about the bond between Eleven and her friends. Grouping her with the children of Hawkins gives that display a theme of belonging and loyalty.
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DC ComicsPoison Ivy brings Gotham's conflict with the natural world into a DC collection. Her command of plants lets a custom scene revolve around a threatened garden or a city reclaiming neglected ground. This chibi interpretation can be the focus of a Batman villains display, with the ecological argument supplying a story beyond a simple hero-versus-villain fight.
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Friday the 13thJason Voorhees gives the Friday the 13th series its recurring threat around Crystal Lake. This chibi interpretation turns the slasher character into a darkly comic collectible. Include him in a display of horror-film icons, or build a Halloween painting project around the contrast between a playful interpretation and an implacable pursuer.
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A Nightmare on Elm StreetA broad fedora shadows Freddy's scarred face as the blades of his glove reach toward the viewer. The striped sweater and low circular base keep the small figure instantly recognizable.
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ItPennywise is the enemy confronted by the friends who return to Derry in It, where childhood fears become a lasting threat. The chibi version lets a horror collection approach that story with dark humour. It can be a Halloween display piece or a painting study in making an apparently playful subject feel unsettling.
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InvincibleOmni-Man is Nolan Grayson, Mark's father in Invincible, whose superhero reputation conceals a violent conflict within the family. That uneasy relationship gives a character collection more to explore than power alone. This chibi version can be paired with Mark in a display about the distance between a son's ideal and the father he comes to know.
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PredatorThe Predator turns a hunt into a contest with rules its prey does not know. The threat is frightening partly because the hunter observes, judges and chooses its moment before striking. Shrinking that presence into chibi form makes the encounter ironic without turning it into a friendly visitor.
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She-RaShe-Ra's strength matters because she uses it to give Etheria a chance against the Evil Horde. Her story is one of alliances and courage shared with others, not a lone hero's effortless triumph. This smaller figure keeps that hopeful spirit at the centre of the character.
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Masters of the UniverseThe trouble Two Bad causes in Eternia often begins with an argument between his own heads. Skeletor gains a powerful henchman and an unreliable ally in the same warrior. This portrait suits a display about the comic side of Masters of the Universe villainy; paired with a hero's bust, it can suggest the conflicts behind the adventures.
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ThunderCatsMumm-Ra's withered form hides an enemy who has haunted the ThunderCats through defeat and return. On Third Earth, the fear he inspires comes from knowing that an old evil can wait longer than a hero's lifetime.
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Masters of the UniverseA Battle Cat bust gives a Masters of the Universe collection room for He-Man’s companion as a character in his own right. Pair it with a He-Man display to emphasise their bond, or make it the starting point for a creature-focused collection from Eternia. A small accompanying label can explain the partnership to visitors unfamiliar with the series.
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Masters of the UniverseTwo-Bad serves Skeletor in Masters of the Universe, but his two constantly quarrelling personalities make cooperation difficult. This bust gives a collection of villains a character whose strength is undermined by his own rivalry. Use it as a companion to portraits of Skeletor's other henchmen, or as a focused character painting project.
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MarvelFelicia Hardy, Marvel’s Black Cat, is a thief whose stories cross paths with Spider-Man. This bust belongs in a collection about the characters around Peter Parker and the shifting loyalties that make their relationships interesting. Choose it for a display about that wider cast or for a painting project centred on one character.
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ThunderCatsMumm-Ra brings the villainous side of ThunderCats to a character collection. Use this bust as the antagonist in a display alongside the heroes, or make it a focused painting project about menace and supernatural power rather than a whole battle scene.
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Masters of the UniverseBattle Cat is He-Man’s loyal fighting companion in Masters of the Universe. Display this bust alongside Eternia’s heroes to include the partnership behind their adventures. It also offers a standalone painting project for someone who wants to devote part of the collection to the creatures of that universe.
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Star WarsThis fan reinterpretation of a stormtrooper helmet suits a Star Wars costume display or a themed collection of imagined Imperial equipment. It can serve as a prop for a character you develop yourself. Wearable fit, interior clearance and protective performance have not been verified, so plan any costume adaptation around your own measurements.
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Star WarsGrogu takes on a Cupid theme in this seasonal Star Wars fan collectible. It can be used for a Valentine's gift, a small holiday display or a playful addition to a character collection. The theme is an imaginative reinterpretation and should not be read as a canonical episode or an ability belonging to Grogu.
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Harry PotterHarry Potter’s story follows a young wizard whose friendships matter in the struggle against Voldemort. This bust can be a compact tribute to that journey, or part of a character display that explores the different choices made by Hogwarts pupils and their teachers.
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Star WarsYoda's place in Star Wars rests on teaching as well as his long service to the Jedi Order. This interpretation can centre a contemplative display about learning, restraint or a mentor's influence. Pairing the project with a student's story gives it context beyond a simple portrait of a famous character.
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