Sekhmet Egyptian Fantasy Miniatures

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Variation Pose 1 Pose 2 Pose 3 Full Set

Paint Finish Unpainted Tabletop Ready Heroic Tabletop Display Finish

Made to order — prepared before dispatch

Four lion-headed war goddess sculpts — a centrepiece for an Egyptian-flavoured campaign, and a model that carries a whole encounter on its own. Printed to order in Croatia and supplied unpainted.

Size & scale

Scale: 32 mm fantasy tabletop scale.
Approx. height / longest dimension: 193 mm.
Overall measured box: approx. 150 x 193 x 193 mm.
Options: Available as individual poses or a full set.
Finish: supplied as a physical resin print, unpainted unless a painted finish is selected.

Measured across 2 pose/build files; individual poses can vary slightly. If you need an exact fit for a display case, grid, base, or custom 80 mm scale request, message us before ordering.

Measured pose sizes

Sekhmet: approx. 150 x 193 x 129 mm bounding box
Sekhmet: approx. 150 x 129 x 193 mm bounding box

Sekhmet Egyptian Fantasy Miniatures is a high-detail resin miniature by Archvillain Games, printed in resin by Vault of Delights and supplied as a physical model.

Built for D&D, Pathfinder, fantasy RPG encounters, skirmish games, fantasy wargaming, display painting, and campaign villains. Multi-part miniatures may require assembly. This is not an STL download.

Source set: Empire of Sands Sekhmet Awakens

Printed miniature, made for the table

This is a physical resin print from Vault of Delights, made for D&D, Pathfinder, tabletop RPGs, fantasy wargaming, display painting, and collector shelves. It ships from Croatia and can now ship to the EU, the US, and selected international destinations.

Finish, painting queue, and timing

Unpainted: printed and prepared for your own hobby project. This is usually the fastest option.
Tabletop Ready: clean colors, readable details, and shading for play. Allow about 1 extra week when the painting queue is active.
Heroic Tabletop: stronger highlights, accents, and character focus. Allow about 2 extra weeks.
Display Finish: centrepiece work for bosses, gifts, and shelves. Allow about 3 extra weeks.

Painting is hand-finished work, so timing depends on the current queue. If you need a figure for a fixed date, contact us before ordering and we will confirm what is realistic.

Scale, resizing, and custom requests

Standard sizing follows the listed product measurements where available. If you choose a custom scale, we review it before printing. Larger scales can require extra resin and time; smaller scales can still need setup and support work.

Shipping from Croatia - US shipping available

Standard international shipping uses Croatian Post where available. US buyers can order again; customs, import duties, taxes, carrier handling, or local fees may apply depending on destination rules and are the buyer's responsibility unless checkout explicitly says otherwise. For safer or faster delivery, contact us before or after ordering and we can quote an insured courier upgrade at cost.

A physical miniature. Choose your preferred finish and check the listing for scale and production details.

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The story

Sekhmet Egyptian Fantasy Miniatures

Sekhmet is a goddess of slaughter and of healing, and the priesthood has spent three thousand years insisting this is not a contradiction.

The argument runs that both are the same act seen from different ends: something is opened, something is decided, and afterwards there is either a body or a patient. It is not a comforting theology and it has never tried to be. What it is, unusually among the river faiths, is accurate — her temples run the best hospitals on the delta and supply the most feared soldiers in it, out of the same building, from the same order, under the same vows.

The vows do not distinguish between the two duties. Novices find this out early.

A centrepiece that should be beautiful and frightening at once — hot gold, lion tawny, white linen, and blood kept off the model entirely so the face has to do the work.

Sculpted by the studio credited above. Printed in Croatia by Vault of Delights.