Rearing Serpent Demon Miniature

A fanged serpent-fiend rears from its own coils, jaws flung wide in mid-strike. Despite the code name, this isn't a flat carving at all — it's a fully sculpted creature. A horned, viper-like head crowns a long ribbed throat, the mouth thrown open to bare curved fangs and a forked hiss. Below, the body turns humanoid: a muscular, plated torso with one clawed hand raised as if to conjure or grab, scaled hide picked out in fine bumps and belly-plate ridges. The lower half melts into a thick, coiled snake tail that loops onto a rough, rocky round base, with a whip-thin tail-tip flicking out to one side. It reads as a classic tabletop monster — a naga, yuan-ti abomination or serpent demon — perfect for D&D or Pathfinder encounters, a painter's display piece, or a menacing centrepiece on a collector's shelf. Print notes: • Resin (SLA/DLP) rewards this one — it holds the fang tips, tongue and scale texture far better than filament. • Add supports under the open jaw, the raised arm and the overhanging chin; the coiled base gives a broad, stable contact patch. • Tilt slightly off-vertical so the ribbed throat and belly plates clear cleanly. • Scales happily from 32mm heroic up to a larger boss/centrepiece — bump layer height down for the smaller size.