Tabletop Miniature: Concavenator Predator Dinosaur, Crestback Dinosaur, Prehistoric Beast, Boss Monster (24_06_C8)

The 3D printed figure Dinosaur, Monster: 'Tabletop Miniature: Concavenator Predator Dinosaur, Crestback Dinosaur, Prehistoric Beast, Boss Monster (24_06_C8)' is suitable for common 28mm fantasy tabletop and role-playing systems. Not an official licensed product. All mentioned brands are for scale and system classification only.

The miniature figure belongs to the Dinotopia III chapter by 'Rescale'. The last product image shows an overview of all figures in this chapter.

• Some large figures are delivered as a kit in multiple parts. You can assemble them with super glue and fill small gaps with Greenstuff.
• You can order the figure with or without a base. The base measures 3.0 inches (7.5 cm).
• Paint jobs or shown decorations are for illustration purposes only and are not part of the offer. We sell all figures unpainted and with support structures.
• We manufacture them from high-quality resin using the latest 3D printing technology (at least 8K resolution).
• Each figure is delivered unpainted and with support structures.
• These are model figures and not toys!
• The design of the figures is by Rescale.

Tabletop Miniature: Concavenator Predator Dinosaur - a crest-backed dinosaur as a prehistoric beast with a boss monster vibe. This character model from Rescale Miniatures is a detailed fantasy miniature in 28mm scale and is suitable as a tabletop figure for wargaming, role-playing, and display. The miniature is delivered unpainted, making it ideal for individual painting; those specifically looking for a high-quality unpainted miniature or resin miniature in 28mm scale will find a suitable highlight here. The pose is powerfully thrust forward: with its mouth wide open, the predator dinosaur roars and charges ahead. One foreleg is raised, its hooked claws gripping between driftwood and rubble, while the long, whip-like tail swings wide to balance its weight. The scenic base features roots, branches, and broken trunks, creating a cohesive diorama look that emphasizes the animal's movement. The appearance is spinosaurus-like with a distinctive crest: a long back supports a high, spiny segmented ridge; the massive, muscular body displays pronounced scale structures, skin folds, and rough plates along the neck and flanks. Strong hind legs end in large claws, while short, sinewy forearms bear curved hooked claws. The broad reptilian head is adorned with bony crests and distinctly modeled teeth. The sharp details and dynamic posture are particularly clear thanks to the precise 3D design. Whether as a monster creature for the battlefield or as a collector's item: this unpainted tabletop figure seamlessly fits into common setups for wargames, role-playing sessions, and dioramas, targeting hobby painters and miniature collectors who value quality and character-rich designs. Not suitable for children.