Winged Sorceress Fantasy Figure

Wings spread, arms open — she's mid-summons. Despite a filing that calls this a routing tray, the model is a winged fantasy heroine: a tall, poised woman on a round display base, long hair falling in waves over one shoulder, pointed fae ears, and a fitted bodice above a floor-length gown that pools into a cloak trailing from each hand. Two great membranous bat wings arch behind her, ribbed and clawed at the tips, framing the figure like a dark halo. Her outstretched, open palms let her read as a sorceress casting, a succubus beckoning, or a vampire queen holding court. She's built for the tabletop and the display cabinet alike — a striking NPC or boss for D&D and fantasy skirmish games, or a centrepiece paint project. Print notes • Resin (SLA/MSLA) is the way here — the wing membranes and hair strands are too fine for reliable FDM. • Print the wings at a shallow angle with light supports on the underside; the gown hides most contact points on the body. • Hollow the skirt and add a drain hole to save resin and prevent suction cupping on the plate. • Scales cleanly from 32mm tabletop up to 75mm+ display; enlarge if you want to detail the face and hands further.