Harold, Stabby Cactus Plantient

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HAROLD Male Cactus Plantient 28mm scale miniature perfect for Mutant Crawl Classics RPG. NOTE: This STL set is part of the Welcome Pack for Dark-Platypus Studios’ TRIBE, MUTANTS & MYTHS! You can get this model and a whole lot more for a significant savings by joining the TRIBE! Pre-supported and unsupported files included. Also includes a simple printable figure base. BONUS: Includes pdf character sheets for MCC at 1st level and 3rd level. Harold is a super-speedy cactus plantient who has more arms and legs than is good for him, and everybody else for that matter. In a pinch, he can use his own thorns as blow-gun ammunition, but he really favors his collection of Ancient kitchen knives. The Mutant Mayhem Minis line of figures was designed for Mutant Crawl Classics RPG, but also go great with DCC, Gamma World, D&D or any game that uses 28mm minis.  Dark-Platypus Studio specializes in making models for role-playing game enthusiasts. Our models are designed to be printed in 28mm scale, the perfect size for Dungeons & Dragons, Pathfinder, or other games that are often played on a 1” grid. They are also designed to stand up to actual tabletop use: no ridiculous spindly bits that look awesome but are going to break the first time someone sneezes. Paintability and ease of assembly are also important concerns to our design aesthetic. Harold was created as part of the Mutant Mayhem Minis Kickstarter (2018) and is among the Wave One of Mutant Mayhem Minis character pieces for Mutant Crawl Classics. He was initially offered only as a pewter model but is now available for 3D printing as well! Dark-Platypus Studios (dark-platypus.com) publishes the Mutant Mayhem Minis line of models, which are officially licensed for use with Mutant Crawl Classics, published by Goodman Games. Mutant Crawl Classics and MCC RPG are trademarks of Goodman Games. All rights reserved. For additional informa­tion, visit or contact info@goodman-games.com.   All Dark-Platypus Studios models are sculpted by sculptor Andrew K. Barlow (me), and no AI is ever involved. All models have been checked for errors and test-printed.