It is quite striking that the maker designed these monster miniatures to accommodate both fog and internal lighting. This capability makes the entire presentation highly dynamic. One figure is a winged, one-eyed spherical monster featuring bat-like appendages and sharp teeth. The maker painted this creature using shades of purple, grey, and off-white, detailing its hide and wings with sculpted texture. It is displayed upon a round base supported by a vertical flight stand.
Separately, there is a beholder miniature characterized by numerous eyestalks clustered on a spherical head, finished in dark greyish tones. This second figure is mounted on a round base using a vertical peg. Both pieces feature internal light sources; the monster’s central eye illuminates with an orange-yellow light showing a slit pupil, while the beholder’s core eye cavity shines with a bright red internal glow.
When operated, dense white fog flows across the floor and streams from the monster’s open mouth. Swirling white smoke also billows around the beholder’s stand. The STLs are made compatible with any mini fog machine that uses a 4mm outside diameter PVC hose. The maker even provides a free custom nozzle STL for that specific fog machine model, but the primary release is a paid campaign offering the designs.