Celaena - 75mm Elven Ranger Resin Miniature

Celaena is a 75mm physical resin miniature sculpted by Print Fantasy, depicting a fierce elven ranger mid-stride, bow drawn and quiver loaded, every detail charged with purpose and motion. She arrives with supports already removed and surfaces cleaned, ready to assemble and paint straight from the box.

Standing at an imposing 75mm scale, this single-figure set captures the fluid grace and deadly precision of a seasoned elven archer. Her layered leather armour, flowing cloak, and intricately detailed belt and boots reward careful brushwork at every level of the miniature. The bow itself is a standout sculptural element, its organic, branch-like form adding a wild, natural character that sets her apart from more conventional fantasy archers. Pointed ears, wind-swept hair, and a confident, grounded stance complete the portrait of a ranger who has spent lifetimes in the wilderness.

Cast in high-quality resin, the surface detail is crisp throughout, from the fine feathering on the arrow flights to the texture of her wrapped forearm guards. Whether you are building a display piece or slotting her into a fantasy warband, she brings real presence to any shelf or gaming table.

Supplied unpainted as a single figure on a detailed scenic base, ready for primer and paint. Assembly may be required depending on the exact cast configuration.

A suggested approach for hobbyists looking to bring this elven ranger to life, whether you prefer a grimy field look or a cleaner high-fantasy finish.

1. Prime

• Apply a grey or bone primer spray for a neutral mid-tone base that preserves surface detail across the armour and fabric areas.

2. Armour Base

• Base coat leather armour panels in a warm brown such as Rhinox Hide or Leather Brown, then layer up with a lighter tan to pick out raised edges.
• For the cloak and fabric elements, start with a deep forest green or deep teal and layer up towards a lighter mid-green on raised folds.

3. Trim and Details

• Pick out the belt fittings, buckles, and wrist wraps with a muted bronze or aged brass tone, washed with a brown shade to keep them from looking too polished.
• Skin tones suit a cool, pale elven palette. Start with a mid-flesh, shade with a blue-grey wash, and highlight back up with a light ivory mix.

4. Weapons

• Paint the bow in warm wood tones, starting with a mid-brown and drybrushing a pale bone highlight to bring out the grain texture on the curved limbs.
• The arrow tip and any blade details can be done in a cold steel, shaded with a blue-black wash and edge highlighted with silver.

5. Weathering

• Apply light mud and earth pigments around the boots and base of the cloak to ground her in a real environment.
• A thin glaze of brown-black around armour edges and joints suggests wear without overpowering the clean linework of the sculpt.

6. Bases

• The scenic base suits a woodland or ancient ruins theme. Paint stonework in cool grey tones, add tufts of static grass or lichen, and finish with a gloss varnish on any pooled water or moss areas for contrast against the matte surfaces above.

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