Sir Nacho by MZ4250
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Description
Even the pharaoh's hounds answer the call of adventure — and Sir Nacho answered louder than most.
- ✔ 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
Sir Nacho is the canine companion every party deserves but rarely gets to field. Sculpted as a sturdy, broad-chested dog in full battle dress, he wears a beautifully detailed Egyptian-style nemes helmet — the pleated headdress panels falling to either side of his neck — paired with a fitted chest harness buckled across his torso and articulated leg wraps that speak to serious military intent. A short blade rides strapped to his back in a side-mounted scabbard, and his tail curls with what can only be described as dignified enthusiasm. This is a hound who has been places, survived things, and still expects his treat afterwards.
The sculpt rewards painters who enjoy layered textures. The nemes headpiece offers an opportunity to push metallic or linen-toned NMM, while the leather strapping across the body gives ample room for panel lining and weathering. The leg wraps add subtle repetition that ties the whole silhouette together, and that raised tail gives the piece genuine personality even in grey resin.
Sir Nacho works brilliantly as a ranger's beast companion, a druid's loyal familiar, or an NPC ward animal belonging to a desert city's guard captain. He'd be equally charming as the beloved pet of an adventuring party — the one who keeps rolling higher than the rogue on Perception checks.
Adventurers who'll love Sir Nacho:
- Rangers, druids, and beast masters looking for a faithful canine companion mini
- Dungeon Masters running Egyptian-themed or desert campaigns
- Players whose character has an animal companion with a very noble backstory
- Collectors who appreciate characterful creature sculpts with real personality
- Anyone who has ever wanted a dog in armour on their gaming table — which is everyone
Encounter Hook: The party is hired to recover a stolen relic from a desert tomb. When they arrive, they find the entrance already guarded — not by cultists, but by a single armoured dog sitting in the sand, unblinking. His master has not emerged from the tomb in three days. He has not left the entrance once.
Details
- Single miniature — Sir Nacho, armoured canine companion
- Supplied unpainted and unassembled (no assembly required)
- Supported and unsupported variants available
- Sculpted by MZ4250
Sculpted by MZ4250 — a prolific designer whose catalogue covers an extraordinary breadth of D&D creatures, characters, and companions.
Pairs well with beast companions and creature sculpts and desert and arid-lands encounters — or explore the full range from MZ4250.
Two humans doing what they love, under the close supervisory gaze of two black cats.
Ready to add this adventurer to your collection? Order today and we'll print it fresh for you here in the UK.
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