Beckoning Skull-Gorget Winged Devil

A horned, bat-winged devil spreads its membranous wings and beckons with one clawed hand. Despite the filing code and the inlay tags on this listing, the image is unmistakably a fantasy demon miniature — a lean, muscular humanoid with a pair of curved horns, tapered pointed ears and a scowling face. Great leathery bat wings arch up and out behind the shoulders; a snarling skull clasps the throat like a gorget, and a second skull leers from the belt of a segmented battle-kilt. The barbed, whip-thin tail curls down between clawed, digitigrade legs, and the figure comes pre-based on a round display disc. One hand hangs open at the side while the other lifts, fingers splayed, mid-summons or mid-taunt. It is built for tabletop RPGs and skirmish games — an incubus, balor-spawn or lesser fiend to menace a party — and suits painters who enjoy demonic subjects as a display piece too. Print notes: • Resin is the natural choice; wing membranes and horn tips resolve far crisper than on an FDM machine. • Angle the body so supports land on the rear of the wings and back, keeping the front detail untouched. • Watch the thin tail and outstretched fingers — those are the fragile points during cleanup. • Prime dark, dry-brush the muscle, then glaze the wings for a translucent, veined membrane.