Armored Greatsword Maiden Figurine

Blade planted, chin high — a warrior standing her ground. Despite the workshop-style code name, this sculpt is a fully realised fantasy heroine: a woman in fitted battle armour poised over a broad, notched greatsword driven point-first into a rocky outcrop. Layered spaulders flare at each shoulder, a medallion hangs at her chest, and a heavy buckled belt cinches a long draped skirt-plate that falls to armoured boots. One gauntleted hand rests on the sword's pommel while the other grips a shorter weapon at her side, the whole figure rooted to a cracked stone base stamped with the studio's maker mark. She suits tabletop RPG parties, display collectors and painters after a characterful centrepiece rather than a rank-and-file trooper — a paladin, a mercenary captain or a boss encounter. Print notes • Resin is the natural pick for the face, medallion and armour panels; 0.03–0.05mm layers keep it crisp. • An upright orientation works, but tilting slightly back eases supports off the face and breastplate. • The sword and base give a stable, low-risk print — keep supports dense under the flared pauldrons. • A zenithal primer coat makes the plate armour easy to pick out before glazing.