Tabletop Miniature: Ghoul Ravager, monstrous marauder with two-handed blade, roaring melee fighter, boss monster for wargaming, skirmish, and dungeon (24_11_C31)

The 3D printed fantasy miniature from Rescale Miniatures, Ghoul Ravager, is a monstrous marauder wielding a two-handed blade, a roaring melee fighter, and a boss monster for wargaming, skirmish, and dungeon scenarios. It is suitable for popular fantasy tabletop and role-playing systems and is available in scales of 28 mm, 32 mm, and 75 mm. This highly detailed tabletop figure belongs to the Broken Blood chapter of the Rescale Miniatures series. - Larger models can be supplied as kits in multiple parts if needed. The pieces can be joined with super glue; smaller gaps can be filled with modeling putty. - You can order the figure with or without a base. The base measures 1.0 inch (2.5 cm) in the 28 mm format and will be scaled up accordingly for larger sizes. - The painted examples or decorations shown are for illustration purposes only and are not included in the offer. All figures are delivered unpainted and with support structures. - Made from high-quality resin using state-of-the-art 3D printing technology and hand-checked. - Each miniature is delivered unpainted and with existing support structures. - These are model figures and not toys. - The design of the figure is by Rescale Miniatures. This fantasy miniature depicts the Ghoul Ravager as a monstrous marauder and roaring melee fighter with a hefty two-handed blade. The tabletop miniature is captured in a forward-charging pose, with the body leaning forward, one leg extended. With its mouth wide open, the creature screams at its opponent while wielding an oversized sword in both hands, the blade held so low that it seems to brush the ground just before striking. The highly detailed representation emphasizes a massive, sinewy stature with elongated arms and clearly defined muscles. A rough helmet with side flaps sits over its distorted, bestial face; the gaze is slightly downward, as if fixating on its prey. The upper body is bare, with a thick rope belt at the waist, tattered trousers, and bandaged forearms. Spiked knee protection and thorns on the ankles enhance the rugged impression, while bare, claw-like feet provide a firm stance in close combat. The long, crude greatsword features an uneven edge, resembling a barbaric executioner's blade—an atmospheric tabletop figure and fitting fantasy model for wargaming, skirmish, and dungeon scenes as a boss monster or threat to any warband. The figure is available in scales of 28 mm, 32 mm, and 75 mm. As a 28 mm miniature, it is suitable for 28 mm tabletop and fits perfectly into tactical battles and scenarios. In 32 mm scale, it integrates seamlessly into larger battles, suitable for 32 mm tabletop and as an opponent for role-playing and dungeon tabletop games. The 75 mm variant is aimed at displays and showcases, ideal for collectors to paint and for impressive showpieces in the hobby, also suitable for fantasy tabletop dioramas. As a 3D printed miniature made from resin, the model utilizes high-resolution resin printing with precise 3D execution. Crisp details, clear contours, and finely textured surfaces highlight every bandage, thorn, and the raw blade structure; the particularly fine resin print ensures a convincing, uniform surface. Each resin miniature undergoes a manual quality check with careful visual inspection. The tested print quality, high standards, and consistently high quality ensure proven quality, complemented by careful packaging and secure shipping for high customer satisfaction. The figure is an unpainted miniature, making it perfect for individual painting and creative projects. It combines well with other models in the same scale and provides a solid foundation for custom color schemes, weathering, and effects.