In the forgotten forests of Orkula, where the trees groan with rust instead of wind, the Wood Gear Goblin toils. Neither craftsman nor druid, it builds not to create, but to survive — grafting roots to gears, moss to metal, and life to invention. Every contraption it makes breathes, every breath it takes ticks. To some, it is a genius. To others, a curse that proves nature can dream in iron.
The Wood Gear Goblin is a premium 3D printed miniature depicting one of the strangest tinkerers of the Parasite universe — a creature caught between the mechanical and the organic. Using bones as levers and tree sap as oil, this goblin’s inventions move as if alive, powered by equal parts madness and miracle. It is both inventor and experiment, forever modifying itself in search of “the perfect mechanism.”
The sculpt captures its chaotic ingenuity: tangled machinery fused with bark and fungus, improvised armor made of roots and gears, and an expressive goblin face twisted in manic concentration. Each element tells a story of trial and obsession — a creature that blurs the line between growth and design, life and device.
Printed in high-resolution resin for outstanding sharpness and textural complexity, this miniature is ideal for painters and collectors who enjoy whimsical horror, steampunk fantasy, and intricate mechanical detailing. Designed with multiple display options, it can stand alone or form part of a dynamic forest workshop diorama.
Available in multiple scales and scenic or no-base variants, including optional “top” and “floor” goblin configurations.
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