Tabletop MiniatureDesert Lizard - Reptilian Monster, Warbeast, and Boss Monster; crouching, ready to leap, mouth open, with horns and spiked crest(23_06_D1)28mm

The 3D printed figure Monster: 'Tabletop Miniature: Desert Lizard - Reptile Monster, Warbeast, and Boss Monster; crouching, ready to leap, mouth wide open, with horns and a spine of thorns (23_06_D1)' is suitable for common fantasy tabletop and role-playing systems. It is available in 28 mm and 32 mm scales. Not an official licensed product. All mentioned brands are for scale and system classification only.

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

• Some larger figures are supplied 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 2.0 inches (5.08 cm) in 28mm scale and will be appropriately scaled for larger sizes.
• Paint jobs or shown decorations are for illustration purposes only and are not included in the offer. We sell all figures unpainted and with support structures.
• We manufacture them from high-quality resin using the latest 3D printing technology.
• Each figure is delivered unpainted and with support structures.
• These are model figures and not toys!
• The design of the figures is by Rescale.

This tabletop miniature captures the raw energy of a desert lizard: crouching and ready to leap, head thrown back, mouth wide open. Its front claws grip a broken tree trunk and rock fragments, while its long tail whips to maintain balance. It roars, displaying razor-sharp teeth, marking its territory, and appears like a true apex predator in any scene - ideal as a reptile monster, warbeast, or boss monster on the battlefield. The massive, four-legged body with a strong chest and muscular legs is characterized by rough scales, wrinkled skin, and bony structures. A broad snout with many sharp teeth, short backward-curving horns, and bony protrusions shape the threatening silhouette. A spine of thorns runs along its back and tail, while massive claws on all limbs emphasize the aggression of the pose. The scene is set on a textured base with a broken trunk and rocks, enhancing the dynamics of the impending leap. As a versatile creature model, the lizard beast works well in dark dungeons, decaying swamps, desert plains, or rocky gorges. Whether as a scaled beast, dragon spawn, swamp creature, or dungeon boss - this RPG mini is excellent as a proxy for monster encounters in wargames and skirmishes, and it also stands out as a collector's piece. Available in 28 mm and 32 mm scales, the figure seamlessly fits into various gaming worlds: in 28 mm, it acts as a nimble predator for fast scenarios, while in 32 mm, it showcases the presence of an imposing boss monster. Thus, it fits equally well in 28 mm projects and 32 mm collections, impressing everywhere as a high-quality tabletop miniature and fantasy monster. The miniature is delivered unpainted.