Prince Loir Bust by Great Grimoire

Every court has its golden child — the young lord whose easy smile hides whether he is the kingdom's brightest hope or its most dangerous schemer.

• ✔ Large-scale display bust — significantly bigger than standard 32mm
• ✔ Resin printed fresh to order in the UK
• ✔ Supplied unpainted — ideal as a centrepiece painting project
• ✔ Designed for display shelves and painting competitions

Prince Loir is sculpted as a bust: a chest-up portrait piece mounted on a tiered display plinth, designed to showcase character and craftsmanship rather than sit on a combat grid. What the sculpt captures so well is the contradiction of youth and station — a boyish, slightly impish grin beneath tousled hair, set against the formal puffed sleeves, high collar, and buttoned doublet of someone who has been dressed for an audience he wasn't quite expecting. He reads equally well as a naive young heir, a charming rogue of noble birth, or the kind of NPC whose motives your players will spend three sessions arguing about.

As a display bust, Prince Loir rewards patient painters. The fabric folds, button detailing, and collar stitching give plenty of surface to work with, while the face — expressive and slightly cheeky — is the natural focal point. Whether you're building a fantasy portrait gallery on your shelf or hunting for a character study to sharpen your face-painting skills, this piece has real substance to it.

Prince Loir suits adventurers who:

• Want a detailed display bust for their painting desk or collector's shelf
• Are developing their face and fabric painting techniques
• Need a memorable noble NPC — patron, rival, or young heir — for a D&D or TTRPG campaign
• Appreciate character-driven sculpts with genuine personality baked in

Encounter Hook:
The players are summoned to the palace — not by the king, but by a sealed note bearing a wax stamp they don't recognise. When they arrive, it's Prince Loir waiting for them in a side corridor, that familiar smile on his face, speaking quietly so the guards don't hear: "I need something retrieved. My father can't know. Neither can anyone else." Whether he's a genuine ally or the architect of a trap is entirely up to your table.

Prince Loir is a display bust, mounted on a tiered square plinth. As a portrait piece rather than a standard miniature, it is suited to painting display, shelf collecting, and narrative inspiration rather than tabletop combat use. Printed with care to capture all sculpted detail — some minor clean-up of support marks may be needed, as is typical with resin busts of this type.

Details

Sculpted by Great Grimoire — visit their page to see more of their work.

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Pairs well with NPC characters — explore more from Great Grimoire.

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