Halfling Citizen - Tabletop Miniature (4 pcs.)
Product description
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Welcome the halfling citizens to your tabletop world - a charming miniatures collection from Chapter 41 - Halfling Rebellion from The Printing Goes Ever On. These four miniatures represent everyday life in a halfling village and include a halfling woman, a halfling man in a relaxed drinking pose, another man working diligently with a rake, and a third man laden with baskets of fruit. All miniatures have been carefully crafted using the 3D SLA printing process and are presented in a versatile gray just waiting to be brought to life with color.
These halfling citizens are wonderfully suited to represent the social fabric and culture in various fantasy tabletop games:
- “Warhammer Fantasy Battles” – as a lively village life in the halfling realm.
- “Dungeons & Dragons” – as detailed non-player characters that enrich city life.
- "Pathfinder" - as villagers who offer tasks and stories for the heroes.
- “Frostgrave” – as a survivor in a magically abandoned city.
- "The Ninth Age" - as civilian residents who make up the rural character of a halfling homefront.
Product features
3D SLA printing
In gray to paint yourself
28mm Heroic Scale
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Just a little note for you: The miniatures come to you unpainted and some of them have to be assembled yourself - a little superglue can work wonders here! Sometimes there may be small residues or slight damage caused by the support structures, but unfortunately these cannot always be completely avoided. But don't worry, this won't affect the quality of your model.
However, it should be noted that due to the 3D SLA printing process, slight distortions (up to 1mm) may occur on larger parts. However, these small imperfections are easily repaired with modeling putty (Green Stuff).
It's just a small part of the process that gives your set a unique character. Have fun painting and assembling!
Even though the figures are great to play with, it is important to remember that they are not suitable for small children. There is a risk that small parts could break off. Miniatures should not be viewed as toys.