Wizard of Fries - Court Construct Guardian - Official (fanart) Burger King's Quest Miniature
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Magic is served! The Wizard of Fries is ready to defend the King-dom with arcana and golden-fried power. This premium 3D sculpt is a faithful representation of the Wizard of Fries from the official Burger King's Quest adventure for D&D 5e. Far from a typical spellcaster, the Wizard is a Court Guardian Construct, a mechanical marvel that serves the Burger King as both a magical advisor and a sentinel. This miniature features a surreal, floating design where various mechanical limbs and magical elements orbit a central core. Product Features: Mechanical Mastery: The model features six articulated, tentacle-like mechanical arms ending in gloved hands, some holding wands and others gesturing with arcane intent—perfect for practicing dynamic OSL (Object Source Lighting). Arcane Elements: Features a glowing spherical head and a tattered blue cape with celestial embroidery, offering a fantastic opportunity to paint magical effects and starry patterns. Abstract Silhouette: The Wizard hovers above a mechanical pod base, creating a unique and imposing silhouette that stands out from standard humanoid casters. Standalone Miniature: Please note that this STL file includes the Wizard model only; base is not included, allowing you to integrate him into a magical laboratory or the heart of the King-dom's throne room. High-Precision Sculpt: Optimized for resin 3D printing to ensure that the delicate wands, the thin arms. Ideal for: Burger King's Quest: The essential miniature for the…
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Wizard of Fries - Court Construct Guardian - Official (fanart) Burger King's Quest Miniature is a free 3D model in the Miniatures category, shared by the Cults3D community. You can download it for 3D printing and reuse it in your own projects under the terms of its original license.
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