Neat Vihelmo Gaaris (1)

A pint-sized gunslinger swaggering under a hat two sizes too big. This chibi fan-art figure leans hard into super-deformed charm: a stubby, big-headed hero almost lost beneath an enormous flat-brimmed hat, a thick curling moustache poking out below, a short cape thrown over the shoulders, and a belt slung with pouches and a holstered sidearm across the waist. Little booted feet plant him in a confident wide stance, reading as a caricatured frontier duellist or musketeer — the kind of collectible you line up on a shelf beside the rest of a set. He's built for display rather than gaming. Paint him in bold flats and he becomes a desk mascot, a gift for a fan of the source series, or a quick, satisfying resin print to show off. The exaggerated proportions also make him forgiving for newer painters, with big clean surfaces to block in. Print notes: • Resin (SLA) gives the crispest result on the face, moustache and belt buckle; FDM works at larger scale if you bump up the layer resolution. • The wide hat brim is a big flat overhang — either angle the model, add light supports beneath the brim, or split the hat off and print it separately for a clean top. • He stands well on his own feet; a 25–40mm base adds stability. • Clean the underside of the brim gently, since supports leave marks on that visible edge.