Undead Devourer

cults3d

This horrible creature is ready to stumble, bloated and deformed onto your gaming table! A terrible and ravenous undead monster, fueled by corrupted magic, its body distorted and its mouth now stretched to bursting and ready to swallow its victims whole, you can even see its most recent victim inside the distended stomach trying to escape! A verifiable nightmare ready to use on the tabletop with various tabletop RPG's, it is sure to leave an impression on unsuspecting players! This gruesome creature is my first go at 3D modeling. It was created to be a boss monster for my home D&D Game. It is large (in D&D Size categories) but can easily be scaled up or down, although scaling down will probably cause issues as some parts are rather thin. There is a Pre-supported and unsupported version. I am not the best with supports but the Pre-Supported version printed fine on my Anycubic Photon. it might have been a little overboard on the stomach area, but you don't see any damage anyway as that is facing down. it does NOT come with a Base, but fits on most 40-45mm bases with a bit of super glue/hot glue. There is one internal support in the mouth, and in the chest cavity, but an exacto blade pressing on it snaps them off and you can just gently shake it out, impossible to see any damage as its all internal. There are thin parts so be careful when handling, especially the fingers, tongue, and flaps of skin, they held up well, but under force will probably break easily. Fully Painted it without causing damage though so it isn't entirely delicate. For painting it, I would highly recommend some sort of spray black to get into the internal cavity, that or thinned black paint to act as a slightly thicker wash so it will seep into the cracks and darken the internal area. leaving it black provides a really creepy depth to it, and its a pain to get even a tiny brush in there to do more detailed work. I Hope you like it!