Vhorlath Realms – Vampire – Bloodveil Countess (Dark Fantasy Miniature STL)

Series: Vhorlath Realms
Season: Season III – The Shattered Crown
Faction: Vampires – Sanguine Courts
Model: Bloodveil Countess

The Bloodveil Countess rules through quiet authority and the promise of violence. Clad in a burgundy court coat and ornamented light armor, she rests her dueling sword on the broken stones of an ancient crypt. A high gothic collar, restrained rose motifs and a cold, aristocratic gaze mark her place among the Sanguine Courts.

Bring her to your table as a vampire noble, court duelist, recurring antagonist or commander of an undead retinue. Her composed stance and distinct armor, cloth and stone surfaces also suit painting and display projects.

Perfect for

·         Dark fantasy tabletop RPGs and gothic horror campaigns

·         Vampire courts, undead warbands and noble antagonist encounters

·         Skirmish games and narrative scenarios

·         Miniature painting, display collections and dioramas

Model features

·         Aristocratic female vampire in a poised, commanding stance

·         High gothic collar, court attire and ornamented light armor

·         One-handed dueling sword resting point-down on the base

·         Restrained rose motifs and clearly defined costume layers

·         Integral cracked-marble crypt base with irregular broken stone edges and no smooth rim

·         Single-piece sculpt combining the character and scenic base

Available scales

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

Labels use a 180 cm human reference. Nominal character height: 180 cm. Figure heights: 32 / 54 / 75 / 90 / 120 mm respectively; 1:10 = 180 mm. Measured from soles to head, excluding base, head ornaments and equipment.

What’s included

·         6 scales

·         Unsupported STL files

·         Single-piece sculpt with an integral scenic base

·         Digital files only; no physical miniature

Printing recommendation

Supports required. Organic/tree supports are recommended where supported by your slicer.

Pay particular attention to the hands, sword guard, collar, shoulder plates and overhanging garment edges. Check the sliced layers and support contacts before printing.

Resin printing is recommended for fine detail at smaller scales. FDM can be considered for larger display versions, depending on nozzle size, layer height and the detail level you want. Choose orientation and support settings for your printer and material.

Part of the Vhorlath Realms collection – Season III: The Shattered Crown.