A quiet, tense survival-horror piece with a grounded investigator silhouette, this resin garage kit captures the feeling of stepping into danger with only a flashlight, a blade, and steady nerves. The sculpt has a strong cinematic presence, with a cropped jacket, fitted shirt, dark pants, boots, short pale hair, and a cautious forward-moving pose that makes it feel like she is walking into the next unknown corridor.
This unpainted figure is a great choice for hobbyists who enjoy realistic clothing textures, subtle fabric shading, leather effects, denim, skin tones, and moody display finishes. The simpler silhouette makes it approachable compared to highly ornate kits, while still offering plenty of room for painters to build atmosphere through shadows, weathering, directional lighting, and a gritty horror-inspired base. It works well as a standalone resin display piece for collectors who prefer grounded survival, mystery, and cinematic shelf presence.
• Supports are carefully removed prior to shipping (small contact points may remain) • All parts are dry-fit checked before shipping to ensure proper fit • Designed to minimize cleanup and guesswork • Assembly typically requires CA (super glue) and/or epoxy (not included) • Minor sanding/filler may be needed for your preferred finish level (normal for resin kits)
📦 What you receive
• Unpainted, unassembled resin parts (garage kit) • Base(s) included • Shipped unassembled for safer transit
🧪 Materials & print notes
• Printed using: Anycubic ABS-Like Resin Pro 2.0 (Grey) • Some parts may be hollowed for stability/material efficiency and may include discreet drain holes • Resin color/appearance can vary slightly between prints, and small surface marks/support contact points may be present
⚠️ Safety
Resin dust can be hazardous. Wear appropriate PPE (respirator, eye protection) and sand/wet-sand in a well-ventilated area. Wash hands after handling.
⭐ Why order from FaTaL3DPrints?
• Designed for hobbyists and painters • Cleaned, test-fit, and ready for assembly • A cleaner starting point with less guesswork
