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The second release of April is out now!

Falena - the Dark side of the Nature.



The basic idea was to create a dark character, a fairies eater. So which figure would be better indicated than a moth, creating a blind nocturnal butterfly who comes out of her hiding place after the sunset in search of fairy fresh meat? On her back, an honey container expands in the air a sweet aroma in order to attract the naive fairies. In the lanterns, imprisoned fairies recall their sisters with their magical light (and dinner is served at Falena...).
This abyssal beauty is not what she seems: she is a ruthless monster who represents the dark and ferocious side of Mother Nature...





Concept: Stefano Moroni
Sculptor: Benoit Cauchies
Dimension: 75 mm
High quality resin kit

If you want to buy this figure, it is available at the following link: http://www.aradiaminiatures.com/apps/webstore/products/show/6765545

What a beautiful miniature. Love the concept!

Thank you rollawaythestone !!

Here the original concept:

Are there any unpainted pics?

Of course Joy, here the picture of the unpainted Falena

What is the meaning of "Dimension 75mm"

Is is the height from the ground to her eyes (or top of the head)
Or is it the height of what a normal human would be, meaning she stands taller than 75mm?

Yeah, your photos could really benefit from having a ruler next to them, at least in one of the shots.

So I guess she's 1:1 scale?

@Zywus Hi, she is 75 mm from the eyes to the ground