Infested Colonial Space Combat Engineer 5 Miniature Horror
About this miniature
Made from high-quality resin. Another nasty pasty straight out of a deep space nightmare, the Infested Colonial Space Combat Engineer 5 Miniature by Papsikels from We Print Miniatures is not someone you'd want on your crew. What exactly has taken hold of this poor engineer is anyone’s guess—but judging by the twisted limbs, warped armour, and unsettling organic growths, it’s nothing friendly. One look is enough to tell you this creature is bad news, and smart adventurers will be backing away quickly.
This sci-fi miniature is packed with horrific detail, staying faithful to Papsikels’ original design while adding just the right amount of grotesque charm to shake up your campaign. In the image, the engineer’s bulky helmet and plated suit are being overtaken by swollen, tumor-like infestations across the torso, hips, and legs, while one arm ends in a heavy industrial tool/claw—perfect for a derelict-ship encounter, infected colony breach, or a cyberpunk bio-horror outbreak scene.
Ideal for use in Starfinder, Necromund, or any sci-fi tabletop game where something has gone terribly wrong in a distant colony or derelict ship. Available in 28mm, 32mm, 35mm, and 55mm scales, it’s a terrifyingly good addition to your Dungeons & Dragons or science fiction horror scenarios.
Printed as a high-detail resin miniature, this model is a great choice for painters who love grimy armor textures, organic corruption, and body-horror detailing. If you’re building an infested crew, mutant NPCs, or an outbreak-themed warband, these resin miniatures add instant narrative threat to any tabletop.
Made from high-quality resin. Another nasty pasty straight out of a deep space nightmare, the Infested Colonial Space Combat Engineer 5 Miniature by Papsikels from We Print Miniatures is not someone you'd want on your crew. What exactly has taken hold of this poor engineer is anyone’s guess—but judging by the twisted limbs, warped armour, and unsettling organic growths, it’s nothing friendly. One look is enough to tell you this creature is bad news, and smart adventurers will be backing away quickly.
This sci-fi miniature is packed with horrific detail, staying faithful to Papsikels’ original design while adding just the right amount of grotesque charm to shake up your campaign. In the image, the engineer’s bulky helmet and plated suit are being overtaken by swollen, tumor-like infestations across the torso, hips, and legs, while one arm ends in a heavy industrial tool/claw—perfect for a derelict-ship encounter, infected colony breach, or a cyberpunk bio-horror outbreak scene.
Ideal for use in Starfinder, Necromund, or any sci-fi tabletop game where something has gone terribly wrong in a distant colony or derelict ship. Available in 28mm, 32mm, 35mm, and 55mm scales, it’s a terrifyingly good addition to your Dungeons & Dragons or science fiction horror scenarios.
Printed as a high-detail resin miniature, this model is a great choice for painters who love grimy armor textures, organic corruption, and body-horror detailing. If you’re building an infested crew, mutant NPCs, or an outbreak-themed warband, these resin miniatures add instant narrative threat to any tabletop.
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How we size our miniatures
We measure every mini from foot to eyeline, assuming a 6 ft male, so the millimetre is the eyeline, not the top of the helmet. Females, monsters, and smaller folk scale up or down so they don't look silly standing next to a standard human.
The standard for games like D&D and many roleplay games as well as older versions of Grimdark Battlefields.
Many games use this size as it provides more detail for painting and to fit with modern game systems like Grimdark Wargames and skirmish games. Also used for 28mm Monsters to give them even more threat.
When you need a bit more threat a 35mm mini in a 32 or 28mm game can add real weight to an encounter. Great for painting to maximise detail for the tabletop
Built for shelf display, busts and showcase paint jobs. Maximum surface area for blending, framing and competition-grade detail.
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Questions we get asked
A LOT
We dispatch orders five days a week. Everything is printed to order, so bigger orders take longer to print and pass quality checks. Our average dispatch time is 4 days, and very large orders can take up to 20 days. You can contact us at any time to check on your order. If a UK order is taking longer than usual, we can usually send part of it first: just ask!
No! All our miniatures are dispatched washed and cured, so they arrive as a clean base to prime and paint. No waiting, just miniatures ready to use.
Most orders are dispatched within 4 days. Royal Mail usually delivers in 2 to 3 days in the UK and 7 to 16 days to the rest of the world. Busy periods and Christmas can add a few days.
Our miniatures are made from light-reactive resin. It's all very cutting-edge science (or witchcraft, we aren't too sure).
Our resin is designed to flex rather than snap, which helps prevent breakages in the post. Now and then a thin part like a sword, staff or gun barrel arrives slightly bent. This is normal and easy to fix.
Warm water: dip the bent part in water at 40 to 50°C for 10 seconds, then hang the miniature upside down with the part pointing at the floor so gravity straightens it. Let it cool fully before you turn it upright. Still bent? Dip it again for 20 seconds; thicker parts take a little longer.
Never use a radiator, microwave or oven. If you're unsure, just get in touch and we'll be happy to help.
United Kingdom
- Standard: £4.95
- Large miniatures: £5.50
- Free UK shipping on orders of £55 and over
USA
- Standard International: $26
- Free over $115
Canada
- Standard International: $18
- Free over $150
Australia and New Zealand
- Calculated at checkout
Once your order ships we'll email you. Everything is printed to order, so at busy times it can take up to 5 days to print and dispatch. Large orders take longer, and we may send part of your order first so you're not waiting for all of it.
Royal Mail usually delivers in 2 to 3 days in the UK and 7 to 16 days to the rest of the world. Christmas can add a few extra days.
Don't worry. Get in touch, quote your order number, and we'll send a replacement as a priority. At busy times it can take a few extra days.
There's no need to send the broken miniature back: keep it for a conversion project.
Yes. You can ask for a refund within 30 days of receiving your order. Contact our support team with your order number and the items you'd like refunded.
If something arrives damaged, faulty or wrong, we'll replace or refund it at no cost to you. If you've changed your mind or ordered the wrong size, we may ask you to send it back at your cost first. Full details are in our Refund Policy.
A slight sheen on some areas is completely normal for cured resin and does not affect the model. It can show where supports were removed or where the surface cured a little differently during printing.
If you'd like a uniform finish, a quick scuff with fine sandpaper followed by your usual primer gives an even, matt surface ready to paint.