75mm fantasy pinup figurine - Zariel

This 75mm fantasy pinup figurine brings Zariel to life as a dynamic, crouching archer, bow drawn and ready, long hair swept back mid-action, sculpted by Print Fantasy with extraordinary detail across every surface. Standing at 75mm scale, this physical resin miniature arrives with supports already removed and surfaces cleaned, ready for assembly if required and straight into your painting queue.

Zariel cuts an imposing silhouette. Her ornate bow features sweeping scroll-work at both tips, and her quiver carries multiple arrows across her back. Her armour is a layered combination of form-fitting chest plate, segmented leg guards with engraved cross and heart motifs, and wrapped cloth beneath, all rendered with crisp, deep relief that holds washes and drybrushing beautifully. She stands on a broken-rock scatter base, integrated into the circular display plinth. The level of anatomical and costume detail makes this 75mm fantasy pinup figurine a genuine centrepiece for any display board, diorama, or RPG encounter setting.

Sculpted by Print Fantasy, Zariel draws on dark fantasy archetypes. She fits naturally into moonlit forests, cursed ruins, or any gothic wilderness setting where a skilled ranged warrior would roam. Her dynamic pose and expressive face make her equally at home as a showcase display piece or as an imposing character model on the tabletop.

Whether you are building a faction warband or expanding a display collection, this 75mm fantasy pinup figurine rewards careful painters with surfaces that respond brilliantly to layering, glazing, and fine detail work at this larger scale.

At 75mm scale, Zariel rewards a methodical approach. Work dark to light and let each layer dry fully before moving on. The larger surface area gives you room to blend and push contrast further than at smaller scales.

1. Prime

• Apply a thin, even coat of grey or off-white primer to preserve surface detail
• Check for any areas of shadow that may need a second light dusting from above

2. Armour Base

• Base coat the chest plate and leg guards in a deep charcoal or dark steel grey
• Apply a medium brown to the cloth wrappings and belt straps to create contrast with the armour panels

3. Trim and Details

• Pick out the engraved motifs on the knee and shin guards with a pale gold or aged brass tone
• Use a fine brush to edge highlight the armour plates with a lighter silver mixed into your base colour

4. Weapons

• Paint the bow limbs in a warm oak or walnut brown, then glaze with a darker tone in the recesses of the scroll-work
• Highlight the arrow tips and bow fittings with a bright metal to suggest sharpened steel

5. Weathering

• Apply a dark brown or black wash across all surfaces and allow it to pool naturally in the recessed detail
• Once dry, lightly drybrush raised edges with a light bone or off-white to tie all tones together and add battle-worn texture

6. Bases

• Paint the integrated rock scatter base in mid-grey, wash with dark brown, then drybrush with pale stone to match a moonlit wilderness setting

This is an adult hobbyist collectible, not a toy. Not suitable for children under 14 years due to small, detailed parts.