Cackling Winged Gargoyle Imp Miniature

A grinning gargoyle-imp caught mid-cackle, leathery wings flung wide. Despite the workshop tags, this file is a fantasy monster miniature, not a routed panel. The sculpt shows a lean, horned demon standing on an integrated round base, arms thrown outward with long clawed fingers as if inviting a fight. Twin curved horns sweep back from a wicked, toothy grin, and pointed elf-like ears frame a sunken, mocking face. Its torso is all sinew and shrink-wrapped muscle, tapering into digitigrade legs that end in three-toed raptor feet. The membranous bat wings are the show-stealer: ragged trailing edges, thumb-claws at the top, and a taut webbing that catches paint beautifully. This is a natural fit for a tabletop RPG imp, gargoyle familiar, or lesser demon summon in D&D, and it works just as well as a shelf gremlin for anyone who likes their sculpts a little feral. At standard 28-32mm heroic scale it slots into most encounter tables, though it enlarges cleanly for a display piece. Print notes • Resin/SLA is strongly recommended to hold the sharp horns, claws and thin wing membrane. • Orient tilted back with heavy supports under the wing spans and outstretched arms; the webbing is the most fragile zone. • Print the base attached — the wide stance and pre-modelled ground plate keep it stable. • Prime dark and dry-brush the muscle striations to make the anatomy pop.