Looking half cut, Young Outcast Skull Hunter Dek 6 Miniature by Papsikels from We Print Miniatures is giving it large to someone who honestly looks like they would rather be anywhere else. With a confrontational pose and a bad attitude, Dek appears to be ready for a fight, though it's unclear if his opponent is even awake enough to care. Missing his trousers and possibly his dignity, this scene captures the perfect mix of chaos, comedy, and raw personality that makes Sci-fi miniatures so enjoyable to collect and play.
Crafted from Papsikels’ detailed design, this miniature is printed in high-quality resin and available in 28mm, 32mm, 35mm, 55mm and 75mm scales. Whether you're adding a touch of comic relief to a serious campaign or using him as a wildcard NPC in Starfinder, Dek 6 brings something unexpected to the table. His pose suggests he’s more bark than bite, but that just makes him even more fun to include in narrative campaigns where anything can happen.
This figure works brilliantly as a background character in larger battles, or as the centre of a quirky one-shot scenario. Maybe he's a rogue mercenary who's had one too many drinks before the mission started, or maybe he's just misunderstood and moments away from brilliance. Either way, hobbyists will enjoy painting the worn gear, expressive stance, and overall sense of storytelling built into the model. His half-dressed appearance gives you creative freedom to explore everything from comedy to tragedy in your paint scheme or game setting.
Ideal for Sci-fi tabletop games that welcome unpredictable characters and detailed miniatures, Dek 6 is a fun and memorable addition to any collection. He’s also suitable for use in Dungeons and Dragons, especially in settings that blend futuristic tech with classic roleplay. Whether you're expanding a ragtag crew or looking for a one-of-a-kind model to spark your next game night, Dek 6 delivers personality in spades.
Young Outcast Skull Hunter Dek 6 Miniature is perfect for hobbyists who love their miniatures with a bit of story and a lot of character. Add him to your gang, drop him into a bar brawl scenario, or let him wander through your campaign in search of his trousers and a little respect.