Funko Libra Final

A pint-sized guardian with an oversized head and the scales of Libra swinging from both fists. This is a chibi-proportioned collectible in the big-head vinyl-toy tradition: tiny armoured body, huge helmeted head, all rendered in warm terracotta on the preview. The helm is the showpiece — swept back into layered horns and blade-like plumes that fan out to one side like wind-blown hair. Below, segmented shoulder guards and a cuirass wrap a stubby, planted stance, and from each hand hangs a chained pan of a balance — the unmistakable scales of the Libra constellation. The figure stands on a rough rocky disc with jagged shards rising around the feet. It's fan-art built for a shelf, a desk or a games cabinet: a zodiac-themed warrior that rewards a careful paint job on the armour trim and the little brass scales. Print notes • Resin is the way to catch the horn edges, the chain links and the crisp armour facets. • Expect a support-heavy print — the outstretched scales and horn tips overhang badly; auto-supports plus a few manual ones under the pans will save the fine bits. • Consider slicing the scales or one horn as a separate part if your printer struggles with the thin chains, then pin them back on. • Prime, then glaze the recesses to make the sculpted armour panels pop. At around palm height it's a satisfying one-evening paint project and a neat gift for anyone born under the sign.