Rotspawn - Monster - 80mm Resin Miniature

The Rotspawn is a towering nightmare of corrupted flesh, a hulking mass of writhing tumours, bulging eyes, and grotesque nodules that cover every inch of its bloated form. Standing on the ruins of broken fortifications, this single-model unit exudes pure biological horror and is designed for use as a large monster or boss creature on the tabletop. The level of sculptural detail is exceptional, from the rippling folds of infected skin on its back to the clusters of lidless eyes spread across its chest and shoulders. This piece was sculpted by Haito, whose command of organic form and surface texture is on full display throughout every inch of the model.

This physical resin miniature arrives with supports already removed and cleaned, ready for assembly if required and painting. The model is scaled at approximately 75mm to 80mm in height and is mounted on a large oval scenic base featuring crushed timber stakes and scattered debris, adding immediate narrative weight to its presence on the board.

The Rotspawn fits naturally into grimdark fantasy or horror wargaming settings. Its imposing silhouette and nightmarish surface texture make it an ideal centrepiece model or objective marker in any dark, corruption-themed force. Whether you field it as a singular dread entity or the vanguard of a plague-touched warband, it commands attention at every stage of play.

Each unit is a single large model, carefully checked before dispatch to ensure clean detail and structural integrity.

This guide will help you bring out the diseased, organic complexity of the Rotspawn using layered glazes, careful washes and targeted highlights to make the flesh and tumours feel genuinely unsettling.

1. Prime

• Apply a grey or bone-coloured primer spray evenly across the entire model, ensuring all recesses in the folded skin are covered.
• A zenithal highlight with white from directly above will help define the raised tumours before you begin painting.

2. Armour Base

• Basecoat all flesh areas with a warm pale ochre or rotting skin tone such as Rakarth Flesh or Pallid Wych Flesh.
• For the rounded tumours and eye nodules, use a slightly lighter mix to make them visually pop from the surrounding skin.

3. Trim and Details

• Paint the eyes with a deep amber or sickly yellow, adding a small black pupil at the centre of each one.
• Use a muted off-white or pale cream for any exposed bone-like protrusions on the extremities.

4. Weapons

• For any dripping ichor or slime effect on the claws, use a thinned fluorescent yellow-green or toxic gold to suggest infectious fluid.
• Glaze the fingertips and claw ends with a dark brown mixed with green for a necrotic, rotting tone.

5. Weathering

• Apply a thin wash of Agrax Earthshade or a brown-green mix into all recesses across the skin folds to deepen contrast.
• Follow with a targeted purple wash over clusters of eyes and tumours to suggest bruising and infection beneath the surface.

6. Bases

• Paint the timber stakes in dark brown, drybrush with a light tan and add grey stone tones to the cracked base surface.
• A spot of gloss varnish on the eyes and any ichor details will add a wet, organic sheen that contrasts nicely with the matte skin.

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