Experiment Omega Victory by Epic Miniatures
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Description
Stitched together in a mad artificer's laboratory and augmented with mechanical grafts, Experiment Omega was never meant to survive — and yet here it stands, fists raised, daring the world to try again.
- ✔ 32mm scale resin miniature, printed fresh to order in the UK
- ✔ Supplied unpainted and ready to prime
- ✔ Compatible with D&D, Pathfinder, and all tabletop RPGs
- ✔ Equally at home on the gaming table or the display shelf
Experiment Omega Victory is a hulking, flesh-and-metal monstrosity posed in a low, wide fighting stance — knees bent, weight forward, one meaty fist raised and cocked back while the other arm has been entirely replaced by a complex mechanical prosthetic of bolted pistons, segmented joints, and a claw-like mechanical hand. Studded shackles ring both ankles, and the creature's thick torso is fitted with a heavy collar bristling with bolts and a broad restraining harness. The face is broad and impassive, with stitched brow lines that speak to crude surgical intervention. This is not a creature born of nature — it is a creature made, and whoever made it has long since lost control.
The sculpt rewards ambitious painters. The contrast between organic flesh — with its suggestion of bulk and raw power — and the precisely detailed mechanical arm creates a natural focal point, and the studded leather ankle shackles add texture variety for those who enjoy blending washes and drybrushing. Whether you're going for a traditional green-grey flesh tone or something altogether more gothic, Experiment Omega makes a commanding centrepiece on either the gaming table or the display shelf.
This is a multipart miniature and is supplied on a plain round base.
- Adventurers who need a memorable BBEG or laboratory guardian for their steampunk or gothic horror arc
- Dungeon Masters running Ravenloft or artificer-heavy campaigns seeking a creature that stops the table cold
- Painters who enjoy tackling the challenge of blending organic and mechanical textures on a single sculpt
- Collectors drawn to large, characterful monsters with a strong sense of tragic backstory
Encounter Hook
The party has tracked the rogue artificer to the lowest sublevel of the Clockwork Warrens. The door ahead is sealed not with a lock, but with chains from the inside — and something behind it is breathing. When it bursts free, Experiment Omega doesn't roar. It simply raises its fists and waits, as though it has been waiting a very long time for someone worth fighting.
Details
Scale: 32mm (large base, 51mm). Supplied unpainted on a plain round base. Multipart assembly required. Printed to order by Mitz & Simz in the UK.
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