Horned Barbarian Greatsword Warrior

A horned warrior plants her feet and hefts a rune-etched greatsword across one shoulder, daring the whole table to come at her. Despite the filing code, this is a fantasy tabletop miniature, not a routed pattern. She is a bare-chested horned fighter — read her as a tiefling or a demon-blooded barbarian — with curling ram's horns, a stern set to the jaw, a studded loincloth, and knee-high sculpted boots, braced on a textured rock base. The showpiece of the sculpt is the oversized cleaver-style greatsword slung back over her shoulder: a broad blade and heavy cross-guard smothered in engraved runes and knotwork. The stance is heroic and static, which makes it a joy to paint. It suits RPG players building a barbarian or a warlock, and display painters who like a characterful single figure. The integral round base drops straight into most 32 mm-scale skirmish games. Print notes • Resin is the way to go for the horn tips, the facial detail and the sword's engraving; run 0.03–0.05 mm layers. • Orient her leaning slightly back, with supports off the rear and the underside of the blade, to keep the face and torso clean. • The sword is broad and flat — support its lower edge generously so it does not sag or peel mid-print. • Once cured, the runework drinks up an ink wash and edge-highlight beautifully over a metallic blade.