Brynja Skullbreaker - Human Barbarian

Forgotten Champions brings you Brynja Skullbreaker, a ferocious Human Barbarian sculpted by Haito and ready to unleash primal fury on your tabletop battlefield. Born from the frozen wastes where only the ruthless survive, Brynja is a warrior who fights not for glory or gold, but for the savage joy of victory. She carries a bone-studded club and a battered round shield, her battle cry frozen in resin for eternity.

This single miniature stands approximately 35mm to the top of her helm and is presented in two dynamic poses within the pack, allowing you to choose the perfect angle for your warband display or skirmish game. The sculpt captures every detail, from the fur-lined boots and wrapped bracers to the scattered bones and beast skull embedded in her scenic base. Brynja is a centrepiece model worthy of any collection.

Sculpted by Haito, whose eye for dramatic anatomy and battlefield tension is unmistakable, Brynja Skullbreaker embodies the raw, unstoppable force of the barbarian archetype. Whether leading a warband into the grinding meat of close combat or standing alone against impossible odds, she commands the table with brutal presence. Forgotten Champions continues to deliver miniatures that reward skilled painters and inspire storytellers alike.

This resin miniature is supplied unpainted and unassembled. Miniature assembly may require hobby glue. Not suitable for children under 14 years.

Brynja rewards a warm, earthy palette that reflects her origins in harsh wilderness. Use contrast and wash techniques to bring out Haito's deep surface detail. This guide suits painters of all levels within the Forgotten Champions range.

1. Prime

• Apply a zenithal prime using black from below and bone white from above to pre-shade the model naturally

2. Armour Base

• Basecoat leather straps and wrappings with Rhinox Hide, highlight with Mournfang Brown
• Paint armour plates with Zandri Dust, shading recesses with Agrax Earthshade

3. Trim and Details

• Edge highlight armour plates with Ushabti Bone for a sun-bleached, worn look
• Paint fur trim with Steel Legion Drab, drybrush lightly with Ushabti Bone

4. Weapons

• Paint the club bone sections with Rakarth Flesh shaded with Reikland Fleshshade
• Paint metal spikes and rivets with Leadbelcher, wash with Nuln Oil and edge highlight with Runefang Steel

5. Weathering

• Stipple Typhus Corrosion onto the shield and club for a battered, campaign-worn finish
• Add fine chipping to armour edges with a sponge and Rhinox Hide

6. Bases

• Drybrush the scenic base with Terminatus Stone then Wraithbone, paint the beast skull with Ushabti Bone and glaze with Seraphim Sepia to finish