Halloween: The Darkest Styles in Our Library
Every year the same problem shows up in late October: how to make the night memorable with something better than a plastic pumpkin and a costume worn for three hours. Here is an option that outlasts the party by a few years. Turn your photo into a custom 3D figurine in one of the darkest styles in our library, printed in HD resin in our French workshop.
Four styles built for the season
The library holds 15+ human styles, and four of them hit exactly the right note for Halloween.
Death Knight. The obvious pick. Heavy armour, a massive silhouette, instant presence on a shelf. It is the style that adds the most character to a face, even when the original photo is a wide smile.
Orc. Rougher and more physical. The build takes over while your features stay recognisable. It works especially well when you want something that makes people laugh as much as it makes them wince.
Thief. The quiet one in the selection. Hood up, low stance, back alley energy. It is also the style that slides most naturally onto a roleplaying table once the season is over.
Barbarian. Less supernatural than the other three, but ideal if you are after raw power rather than horror. A solid alternative for someone who is not that into the macabre side of the night.
All four are in house designs. They do not reproduce any existing character: what you get is your own face in our universe, not a copy of anything.
The render matters even more on a dark style
Human figurines also come with a choice of render, and the result changes completely depending on which one you pick.
The Complex render is the most striking here: gradients, fine textures, rich detail. It gives armour and hoods real depth. The trade off is that it asks more of you if you plan to paint it yourself.
The Simplified render caps the palette at five flat colours. Less dramatic, far easier to paint, and it stays readable even at the smallest size.
The Chibi render flips the tone entirely: big round head, big eyes, smooth surfaces. A Chibi Death Knight is adorable rather than menacing, and it is often the version that gets the biggest reaction as a gift. If you are torn between the three, we break down the differences in our guide on choosing a render.
Your cat, Mystic edition
Animal figurines are available for dogs and cats, with 6 dedicated styles. Among them, Mystic is made for this time of year, and on a black cat photographed head on the result speaks for itself.
Two things to know before ordering: animal figurines come in 54mm and 110mm only, and the hand painted option is not available for them. So you receive a raw resin piece, ready to display as is or to paint yourself. If you want the full picture, we wrote a guide on figurines of your dog or cat.
Sizes and budget
Every figurine ships in raw, unpainted resin.
| Size | Price | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| 54mm | 18€ | gaming scale, fits a roleplaying table |
| 110mm | 31€ | the most popular display size |
| 150mm | 38€ | strong presence on a shelf |
| 180mm | 45€ | centrepiece |
Shipping is added on top and calculated at checkout. If you would rather skip the brush and get something ready to display, the hand painted option exists in 150mm (129€) and 180mm (169€), with a classic finish: main tones and contrasts, plus a preview sent before painting starts.
One thing worth knowing for group orders: each figurine shows a single person or a single animal. If several of you want your dark version, that means one figurine per person, lined up on the same shelf afterwards.
Order now to have it by the 31st
This is where people get caught out every year. The 2D preview arrives in under three minutes, the 3D model is prepared within 24 working hours after you approve it, and the raw figurine ships within 10 working days. For a hand painted figurine, allow 20 to 25 days.
In practice: place your order two to three weeks before 31 October for an unpainted figurine, and at the very start of the month if you want it painted. Planning ahead costs nothing and saves you from unwrapping a Death Knight in November.
Ready to go dark?
Pick a sharp photo, choose your style and start creating. Create your figurine, from 18€ to 45€ depending on the size. You can compare formats on the pricing page, see everything our custom figurine can do, or browse other worlds in our rundown of the best fantasy styles.