Kahari Lionheart - Bust
1330.00 creditsThis miniature is Kahari Lionheart - Bust of the Creature Type. Ideal for your TTRPG. It's tagged as Bust Size size, with refined details and realistic proportions.
Items included:
- 32mm and 75mm Supported STLs (.lys, .stl)
- 32mm and 75mm Unsupported STLs (.lys, .stl)
The face of someone who has won every fight they have been in and is not done yet. The Lionheart bust captures warrior confidence in 75mm — strong features, lion motifs worked into the armor, and the bearing of a champion who knows exactly what they are capable of. Ideal for warm skin tones, detailed lion armor elements, and NMM on plate. A strong candidate for painters building a heroes and champions display collection. Pre-supported 75mm STL for resin printing. High-detail file optimized for 8K and 12K resin printers.
Size
Bust Size (scaled for 1in tabletop gaming.)
Files
Pre-supported STL file, test-printed for high-quality results. Optimized for resin and FDM printing.
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