Six pixies, and not one of them is decorative.

Medusa sculpted these as a working warband rather than as garden ornaments. Every one is armed, every one is caught mid movement, and the six read as a unit without repeating a pose. Pick the sculpt you need from the dropdown or take all six and field them as a swarm.

THE SIX SCULPTS:

Armoured Pixie with Axe: Scale cuirass, studded pauldrons and a spiked helm, with a long hafted axe held across the body in both hands. The one who stands still.

Pixie Sentry with Halberd and Shield: Crested helm, a hooked polearm held upright and a small round shield with a spoked boss. Mushrooms underfoot.

Pixie Scout with Short Sword: Bare headed, no armour past a shoulder strap and a buckled belt, sword out and low. The fastest silhouette in the set.

Leaping Pixie with Curved Sword: An acorn cap and a patterned tunic with a scalloped hem, caught pushing off the rock with a curved blade trailing behind.

Pixie Acrobat with Quarterstaff: Balanced on one foot with both arms flung wide and a stave running the full height of the model.

Pixie Wanderer with Hat and Staff: A wide brimmed hat with a pointed crown, a satchel at the hip and a walking stave. The one who talks before anyone draws.

A Range Where The Wings Are The Job: All six carry full wings, butterfly on four of them and dragonfly on the other two, with raised veining running the whole span. That is where your painting time goes, because at tabletop distance the wings are most of what anyone sees. The veining stands proud enough to take a drybrush, so you can get a convincing wing without wet blending anything, and the bodies underneath are simple by comparison. On a figure this size that is the right trade.

Technical Specifications & Product State:

Sculpted by: Medusa Miniatures

Status: Sold UNPAINTED in our standard dark grey resin.

Assembly: Supplied as a single piece mounted on its base, no assembly required.

Material: High-quality, durable resin.

Scale: True 28mm, sized for D&D, Pathfinder, and skirmish-system play.

Base: Supplied mounted on a 16mm round base.

Preparation: Thoroughly washed, post-cured, all supports removed.

Suggested RPG Use: Pixies work in numbers, which is the whole reason the set exists. One is a guide, a nuisance, or a bargain the party regrets making. Four or more is a real encounter, and one that punishes anybody who assumed small meant harmless. For a wargamer they field as a fast, fragile skirmish unit that has to choose its fight and finish it in a single turn.