Galen on Griffox | 75mm Fantasy Mounted Miniature
Charging into battle with steel and fury, Galen rides his legendary Griffox – a horned beast as powerful and armored as the knight atop it. This 75mm fantasy mounted miniature captures the intensity of motion and the tension of an imminent clash: sword raised, horns lowered, victory (or doom) just seconds away.
Designed for painters who crave storytelling, high-contrast work, and large surfaces, this resin model is a painter’s playground. From Non-Metallic Metal challenges on armor plates to fur rendering and creature skin tones, every inch invites experimentation. The sculpt delivers strong volumes that respond beautifully to zenithal lighting and texture building.
Its heroic pose and rich detail make it perfect for painters looking to push their skills.
This model, debuted with the Kickstarter project Tenebrae 2, returns for now available for WME 2025. Available first during the event and through the preorder. After that, it will be listed on the website at full price.
📦 Scale: 75mm
🛠️ Material: High-quality resin
⚔️ Type: Mounted fantasy warrior with beast
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