Vhorlath Realms – Orc – Boneclad Crossbow Raider (Dark Fantasy 3D Printable Miniature STL)

Vhorlath Realms – Season I

The Boneclad Crossbow Raider is an Orc ranged warrior built for ambushes, raids, and brutal battlefield pressure. Wrapped in rough armor and savage bone trophies, he brings a heavy crossbow to the front lines—perfect for striking from behind advancing brutes or guarding the flanks of an Orc warband.

This dark fantasy STL miniature works perfectly as an Orc crossbowman, raider, ranged infantry unit, dungeon enemy, RPG encounter, NPC fighter, or support warrior for a larger Orc army. His rugged design makes him useful for tabletop campaigns, skirmish games, wargaming armies, miniature painting, and larger display prints.

Perfect for:

• Dark fantasy tabletop RPGs
• DnD-style campaigns and combat encounters
• Orc warbands, raiding parties, and tribal armies
• Wargaming ranged infantry and support units
• Dungeon enemies, guards, patrols, and NPC warriors
• Resin miniature painting
• Large-scale display printing

Model features:

• Orc crossbow raider with a strong ranged combat silhouette
• Bone-clad dark fantasy design with savage warband details
• Heavy crossbow theme suitable for ambushes and battlefield support
• Versatile role as raider, scout, guard, ranged warrior, or encounter enemy
• Detailed base for immersive tabletop presentation
• Designed as a single-piece STL miniature

Available scales:

• 32 mm
• 54 mm
• 75 mm
• 90 mm
• 120 mm
• 1:10 display scale

The 32 mm / 54 mm / 75 mm / 90 mm / 120 mm values refer to a standard human scale measured from the top of the head to the feet. Larger races and monsters keep their in-world proportions, so an Orc in 32 mm scale will be physically taller than 32 mm.

What's included:

• STL files in 6 scales
• Unsupported STL files — add your own supports for your printer/resin
• Single-piece sculpt — split it yourself in your slicer if your build volume needs it
• Format: STL

Printing recommendation:

This model is provided unsupported and should be prepared with organic/tree supports before slicing. For the best detail, the 32–90 mm versions are recommended for MSLA resin printing. The 120 mm and 1:10 versions are best suited for FDM printing or large-format display prints. The 120 mm version can also be printed in resin if the model is split into parts before printing.

For larger scales, split the model in your slicer if it does not fit your build plate.

Part of Vhorlath Realms – Season I.