Antlered Undead-Drake Dragon Miniature

A crowned young dragon rearing up, daring you to come closer. This tabletop creature stands on two clawed hind legs, chest thrust forward and ribbed like a lean, starved wyrm, with a spread of dramatic branching horns, almost stag antlers, fanning back from a narrow beaked skull. Spined, feather-like wings sweep out behind it and splayed talons grip a round display base. There's a feral, faintly undead-drake character to it that makes it a superb mini-boss or wilderness encounter rather than a generic lizard. Print notes • Resin is strongly recommended: the antler tips, wing spines and toe claws are delicate and reward high resolution. • Orient it tilted back with supports feeding the underside of the wings, the horn forks and the belly; keep the face and chest support-free. • Prints cleanly at 32mm heroic scale for D&D or Pathfinder, and holds up scaled to 54mm and beyond as a display piece. • The base is integral, so there's no pinning to a separate stand; a light drybrush over a dark prime pulls out those ribs and horns. • Thicken the antlers a touch in your slicer if you plan to actually game with it and worry about table knocks.