Cursebound - Plague Medics - 32mm Resin Miniatures

Cursebound Vol. 2: Void Plague brings a squad of four Plague Medics to your tabletop, each sculpted with the kind of grim detail that rewards careful painting and close inspection. These are physical resin miniatures, cast at 32mm scale, with supports already removed and surfaces cleaned, arriving ready to assemble and prime.

The squad captures a world where medicine and desperation have blurred into something darker. The hooded ranger stands triumphant over a fallen enemy, dripping vial in hand, cloak torn and weather-beaten. The hazmat medic strides forward in a sealed suit marked with a red cross, medkit in one hand and a respirator canister in the other, boots crunching through discarded field equipment. The crossbow operative kneels mid-reload, coat shredded at the hem, scanning for the next target. The masked apothecary stands apart, robes long and layered, holding a small device with quiet, clinical intent. Together they read as a unit shaped by plague, survival, and harsh field medicine.

Each miniature is an individual character study. The scenic bases are integrated and detailed, featuring debris, fallen figures, and rubble that anchor these models in a world that has seen better days. Collectors who enjoy narrative warbands will find a lot to work with here.

This set comes from the Sultry Miniatures catalogue, designed by the studio for the Cursebound range. These Cursebound figures are compatible with most 32mm fantasy and grimdark sci-fi rulesets and display well alongside other character-scale resin models. Supplied unpainted.

A muted, desaturated palette works best for this squad, letting rust, grime, and spot colour on the medical crosses do the storytelling.

1. Prime

• Spray with a mid-grey or off-white primer to preserve fine surface detail on hoods, suit seams, and equipment pouches.

2. Armour Base

• Basecoat cloth and coats in Rakarth Flesh or Administratum Grey for a worn linen look.
• Apply Mechanicus Standard Grey to armoured panels and the hazmat suit body.

3. Trim and Details

• Paint red cross insignia and vial stoppers in Mephiston Red, then highlight with Evil Sunz Scarlet.
• Use Balor Brown or Snakebite Leather for belt straps, pouches, and boot leather.

4. Weapons

• Basecoat metal components in Leadbelcher, then wash with Nuln Oil to settle into recesses.
• Edge-highlight crossbow limbs and the syringe barrel with Stormhost Silver.

5. Weathering

• Apply a thinned Agrax Earthshade wash across cloaks and robes, then dry-brush with Praxeti White on raised folds.
• Stipple Typhus Corrosion onto boot soles and lower armour edges for mud and decay.

6. Bases

• Drybrush debris and rubble with Mechanicus Standard Grey and Administratum Grey. Add a gloss coat to vials and the medkit lens for contrast.

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