Goat Mount by Epic Miniatures

In the high passes where roads run out and horses fear to tread, the only reliable mount is one that was born on the mountainside — and ornery enough to stay there.

• ✔ 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

This is a large-footprint miniature of a heavily built mountain goat kitted out for serious travel — or serious combat. The sculpt captures a thick-horned beast wearing a fitted saddle with quilted seat, strapped leather barding across the chest and flanks, and a bridle with a sturdy chin piece. The horns themselves are the real showpiece: one sweeping wide in a great ibex-style arc, the other curling upward in a tight spiral. Every inch of the shaggy coat beneath the tack is richly textured, with individual locks of fur visible across the shoulders, belly, and hindquarters.

The rear of the saddle carries a set of cylindrical saddlebags secured with metal clasps — practical detail that speaks to this creature's role as a working mount rather than a warhorse substitute. The goat stands with a confident, wide-legged stance, head raised as though scenting the wind. It sits on a plain round base sized to the large footprint the sculpt demands. Being a multipart miniature, it rewards careful assembly and gives painters excellent access to all those fur and tack details.

On the gaming table this fills the role of the giant goat from the monster manual — equally handy as a PC mount, a druid's travelling companion, or a merchant's pack animal in a mountain settlement. On the display shelf it makes a compelling large-scale project for anyone who enjoys painting animal textures and layered leather.

Well suited for adventurers who:

• Run mountain or highland campaigns and want authentic terrain-native mounts
• Need a large creature mount for a dwarf, gnome, or halfling rider
• Are building out a highland village or travelling merchant convoy scene
• Enjoy painting animal fur, layered leather, and metal hardware in detail
• Want a distinctive alternative to horse or wyvern mounts for their party

Encounter Hook

The mountain pass guide promised an easy route to Ironpeak — but when the party's hired Goat Master leads them up a ridge path barely a foot wide, they realise the goats know these rocks far better than any of them do. When one beast spots a crevasse ahead and refuses to budge, the question becomes: do they trust the goat, or push on regardless?

Details

• Scale: 32mm (large base — 51mm round)
• Base options: plain round base included, or no-base variant available
• Multipart miniature — supplied unpainted
• Sculpted by Epic Miniatures

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Pairs well with beast companions and mounts and mountain and highland encounters — or explore more from Epic Miniatures.

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Ready to add this adventurer to your collection? Order today and we'll print it fresh for you here in the UK.