⚔️👺 Goblin Warlord – The Scourge of the Lowlands

Mean. Brutal. Unstoppable… A small leader with a massive appetite for chaos! ⚔️👺

Don't let his stature fool you. The Goblin Warlord has risen through the ranks by being the most cunning and ruthless fighter in the horde. Clad in heavy, jagged armor and wielding both a rusted blade and a brutal morningstar, he is ready to lead your vanguard or stand as a fierce champion on your shelf.

With his tattered cape flowing and a snarl on his face, this model captures the raw energy of a goblin who has survived a hundred battles and won them all.

📦 What’s Included

• 👺 Large-scale Goblin Warlord (~150 mm, optimized for FDM printing)
• 🖨️ FDM print profile (150 mm high)
• 🎲 32 mm heroic scale version (pre-supported for SLA printing)
• 🧩 Hollowed version for resin printing
• All versions are prepared for reliable printing and sharp detail retention.

🎨 Perfect For

• Army Leaders: The ultimate commander for your greenskin horde.
• Painting Showcase: Fantastic for practicing weathered metal, battle-damaged armor, and leathery skin textures.
• Diorama Centerpiece: Great for combat scenes and dungeon raids.
• Gift for Fantasy Fans: A classic trope with a unique, high-quality twist.

🎲 Tabletop Compatibility

Fits into 28–32 mm scale games, such as:

• WH Fantasy / Age of Sigmar – Perfect as a Goblin Big Boss or Warboss proxy.
• Dungeons & Dragons – Goblin Warlord, Hobgoblin captain, or a unique player character.
• Pathfinder – Goblin king or high-level mercenary.
• Kings of War – Hero or Sergeant unit leader.
• Mordheim – Leader of a goblin warband.

🖨️ Printing Notes

• 150 mm version is scaled specifically for FDM printing, making for an impressive display statue.
• 32 mm version is pre-supported for SLA/resin, ensuring the spikes and weapons print perfectly.
• Designed with clean overhangs to minimize cleanup while preserving the "battle-worn" look.

⚠️ License

This model is intended for personal use only. For commercial licensing, feel free to contact me.

💡 Painting Tip:

Focus on the contrast between the green skin and the rusted red armor. Use a dark wash (like Agrax or a brown oil wash) to settle into the armor's scratches, and don't be afraid to add some blood splatter on the blade and morningstar for that "mid-battle" realism! 🩸🛡️