Antlered Beast-Warrior Brawler Miniature

An antlered beast-warrior rears up mid-roar, fists cocked and fangs bared. Despite the CNC-style code, this is a fantasy monster miniature. It fuses a snarling animal head — pointed ears, a wolfish open-jawed muzzle lined with fangs, and a broad rack of branching antlers — onto a hulking, muscular humanoid body. Spiked studs cap each shoulder, a segmented wrap or crude armour crosses the abdomen, and a ragged kilt hangs from a thick belt over powerful, clawed digitigrade legs. The pose is pure brawler: weight low, both fists raised as if squaring up for a fight. Think wendigo, forest demon or beastfolk champion. It is built for tabletop RPGs and wargames as a boss or elite enemy, and scales up nicely as a display bust or shelf creature for collectors of the grim and feral. Print notes: • Resin is recommended to capture the teeth, antler tines and muscle striations. • Supports are essential under the antlers, the raised forearms and the kilt hem; a pre-supported vertical orientation works best. • The antler tips are delicate — thicken them slightly for 32mm heroic scale. • Consider splitting at the wrists or antlers for cleaner supports on larger prints, then pin and glue. • Dry-brush fur tones over a dark base and pick out the fangs and claws in bone white.