Bat-Winged Toad Creature Figure

Half garden toad, half little demon — and entirely charming. This fantasy sculpt is a squat, heavy-set toad crouched low on splayed clawed feet, its back and flanks covered in lumpy, warty skin. Rising from its shoulders is the surprise: a pair of large, ribbed, membranous bat wings, stretched up and outward and tapering to hooked claw-tips. Two bulbous eyes bulge from the top of a broad, down-turned mouth, giving it a grumpy, watchful expression. It is a wonderful bit of creature design — the kind of familiar, swamp guardian or minor monster that belongs on a wizard's shoulder. It works as an eye-catching shelf oddity, a painted tabletop creature for a fantasy skirmish or RPG encounter, or a weatherproofed curiosity tucked among the plant pots. Print / CNC notes • On a resin or FDM printer, orient it upright and support the underside of the outstretched wings and the mouth overhang; the warty body hides layer lines kindly. • The thin wing membranes are the fragile point — thicken them slightly if you plan to handle it a lot. • For 3D CNC carving, rough with a ballnose then finish from multiple angles; a stone-look or verdigris finish suits its gargoyle character. Scale it up as a doorstop or statue, or shrink it to a 32mm gaming piece.