Bearded Monk Martial Arts Figure

Caught mid-strike, an old fighting monk holds a low stance ready to explode forward. The figure is a bald, heavily muscled elder with a long flowing beard, bare sculpted torso and loose gathered trousers cinched at the shins. A strap and small satchel cross his chest alongside a beaded mala, one fist cocked back at the shoulder and the other hand open and low, his weight sunk over a bent forward leg with the trailing foot lifting off a textured stone disc base. It has real motion to it — a wandering warrior-monk or brawler frozen a heartbeat before the blow lands. This is aimed squarely at tabletop RPG and wargaming players — a monk or martial-artist class mini for D&D and similar — as well as painters and collectors who want an expressive character to work on. Print notes: • Use a resin printer to hold the face, the beard strands and the knuckles of the raised fist. • Supports go under the raised arm, the beard, and the extended trailing leg; angle the model so the face stays support-free. • Prints cleanly at 28–32mm heroic scale, or blow it up as a display piece or bust. • The integral rock base gives it a stable footprint; you can also slice it off the base to rebase on your own.