I’m building a small range of 1/12-scale resin miniatures set in a Medieval European fantasy world and I need an experienced ZBrush (or similar) sculptor to bring a handful of heads and matching weapons to life. The overall brief calls for medium detail: clean primary forms, readable silhouettes, and selective surface texture—enough to pop once printed and painted but not so dense that it clogs a resin vat. Think sturdy helmets and weather-worn blades rather than museum-grade micro-etching. I already have a clear thematic direction (knightly Europe with a dash of high fantasy) and rough mood boards; you’ll still have creative space to interpret facial features, engravings, and ornamentation while staying cohesive with the era. Deliverables • Separate, print-ready STL files for each head sculpt and each armory piece (swords, axes, shields). • Geometry watertight and scaled correctly to 1/12 (roughly 6-inch figures). • Parts arranged or keyed logically for easy kitbashing and articulation; no baked-in supports required, but wall thickness and orientation must consider SLA/DLP printing. Once the first item is approved, we’ll follow the same workflow for the rest so the whole set feels unified. If you have relevant portfolio pieces—especially fantasy helmets, blades, or character busts—please include them so I can judge style compatibility quickly.