Vampire Spawn in an Undertaker's Tailcoat - Tabletop Miniature

A fresh-turned vampire spawn crouches on the splintered lid of its own coffin, one forearm hauled across its chest to its mouth, licking itself clean like a cat that has worked out what it likes. It is still dressed in what it was buried in: a mortician's tailcoat in heavy soot-black wool, nap raised, hem split and grave-soiled, blunt-rolled lapels, dull brass buttons, a silk cravat gone stiff at the throat, a bone-button waistcoat under it. Below the hem are bare feet with thick grey callus, heels flat on worn crypt flagstones. The skin is drained chalk-white with cold violet veining at the temples and wrists and bruised grey-mauve in the eye sockets; the back and shoulders are matte, while the chin, throat and forearm carry the wet sheen where the blood has run. Ember-red irises ringed thin in orange, black pinprick pupils, crowded bone-cream fangs over dark plum gums. The anatomy is honest and only slightly heroic, cut as broad muscle slabs, fat cloth troughs and deep claw grooves, so the read holds at tabletop size and gets meaner rather than fussier as it grows. Nothing reaches past the footprint. Both soles, both haunches, the pooled coat tails, the braced knuckles and the low edge of the lid all thicken into the round plinth as one continuous mass, with a snapped coffin handle and a scatter of grave soil pressed in flush beside a tooled drain slot. One STL. The model was not cut: part count is one, and the plinth is part of the sculpt rather than a separate piece. The mesh is watertight and manifold at 198,728 triangles, and measures 92.283 x 84.056 x 100 mm as supplied. It fits the build plate at the size supplied. Overhang area is 7.73 percent of the surface and the thinnest measured wall is 0.654 mm. The slice recorded 280 minutes of print time; the 58.45 g figure is extruded volume multiplied by PLA density, not a weight the slicer reported, so treat it as arithmetic rather than measurement. No reduced-scale slice was measured here. No assembly. Nothing pegs, pins or glues to anything, because the figure, the coffin lid and the base are one body. The file is for your own printing: print it as often as you like, for yourself or as a gift. Do not resell or redistribute the file itself. A commercial-use licence, covering printed copies you sell, is a separate tier at four times the file price. Changelog 2026-10-15 - First release. Single-part mesh, watertight and manifold, integrated crypt-flagstone plinth. Printed photographs still owed; current images are renders.