Building up to a spectacular finale, the Concert Demon Idol Baby 2 Sci-fi miniature by Papsikels from We Print Miniatures is throwing everything they’ve got into one last, ear-splitting note. Arms raised and mouth open in dramatic expression, this figure embodies chaotic performance energy at its peak. Whether they’re wrapping up a galaxy-spanning tour or just going all-in at a spaceport dive bar, Idol Baby 2 captures the kind of over-the-top spectacle that leaves an audience stunned, for better or worse.
This miniature is perfect for Sci-fi tabletop games that welcome bold personalities and theatrical moments. Idol Baby 2 is not just comic relief but a full-blown character in their own right, complete with a story told through exaggerated posture and defiant presence. From being the star of a rogue musical broadcast to acting as a sonic weapon gone wrong, their potential role in a campaign is as limitless as their vocal range claims to be.
Hobbyists will enjoy painting this expressive sculpt, which invites creative approaches to colour, detail and atmosphere. The open pose and flowing shapes are ideal for high-contrast shading or stylised lighting effects, making the figure shine as a centrepiece or part of a themed group. Think glowing microphones, wild neon accents, or stage makeup gone slightly off the rails. It’s a chance to have fun with your palette while still working with strong sculpted form and fine detail.
In narrative play, Idol Baby 2 can serve as a headline act with hidden motives, an eccentric NPC that disrupts the calm, or a mission objective whose concert needs stopping before it turns destructive. The miniature fits smoothly into unconventional settings, from strange alien festivals to underground scenes powered by chaos and rhythm. Whatever your party's reaction, cheering, fleeing, or attempting to join the band, this miniature makes for memorable moments.
Faithful to the bold design language of Papsikels, the Concert Demon Idol Baby 2 is available in 28mm, 32mm, 35mm, 55mm and 75mm scales. It is ideal for Starfinder, Dungeons and Dragons or any Sci-fi tabletop game where spectacle, story and personality all have a place on the stage.