Vlad The Impaler (32mm)

Vlad III Dracula was the 15th-century prince of Wallachia whose repeated use of impalement earned him an infamous reputation during his own lifetime. Stories of his cruelty were amplified by hostile accounts and later legend, eventually helping turn the historical Vlad into a figure inseparable from the mythology of Dracula. Cambridge University Press

For this release I leaned heavily into that darker legacy, surrounding Vlad with impaled victims and giving the full scene a horror-inspired presentation. Vlad himself is still designed as a historical figure, so he can just as easily be painted without the horror treatment as a 15th-century Wallachian prince.

The 32mm version includes Vlad, his chair, table and two impaled victims, supplied as a multi-part miniature optimized for resin printing. Supported and unsupported STL files are included.