HP Funko

A big-headed vinyl-style hero you build and paint yourself. The render here shows the interlocking display base — a square, notched tile with a central peg hole that the finished figure keys into — but the download is a complete stylised, Funko-style collectible of a character named Arthur, split into paintable parts. The file set builds two looks from the same figure: an armoured version gripping a lance, and a bare-bodied variant holding a torch, plus the base and its locating pin. That big-head, small-body silhouette is the whole appeal — instantly recognisable, tidy on a shelf and forgiving to paint. Only the base is visible in the render, so treat the exact character as a best guess from the filenames; what is certain is a multi-part collectible with swappable looks on a keyed stand. Print notes: • Print the parts separately so you can paint the body, armour, lance and torch before assembly — colours are far easier to reach that way. • Resin gives the cleanest face and hands; the base and pin print fine on FDM. • The pin registers the figure to the base, so print it at 100% and dry-fit before gluing. • Light supports under the chin, arms and any held prop; keep the base flat on the plate. • Prime in grey or white to make the flat colour blocks pop.