Warp Miniatures continues their Myths and Monsters offerings on Patreon with a trip to Ancient Egypt and a new set of miniatures for you to include in all sorts of different games. See what you make of these 32mm-scale, 3D-printable figures.

Myths and Monsters - Egypt // Warp Miniatures

This new collection explores some recognisable and perhaps unrecognisable parts of Egyptian mythology, perfect for those interested in exploring this mythology in your Fantasy wargames and perhaps even Pulp adventures, as your explorers delve into forgotten catacombs.

Anubis // Warp Miniatures

You have some ace figures to lead the way, like this impressive miniature for Anubis. You could use him to represent the god or perhaps print off a couple of these and use them as statues within the bowels of a temple somewhere.

Talking of statues, you've also got this impressive Sphinx.

Living Sphinx Statue // Warp Miniatures

I could see this lumbering to life and then challenging your adventuring party with a riddle or two. You could do some cool painting on the surface of the sphinx to include glowing magic, especially around the eyes.

If you're a gunslinging adventurer like Rick O'Connell, then you might find yourself coming up against something like the Sand Demon instead!

Sand Demon // Warp Miniatures

I could see this hunting you through the desert sands, perhaps in the confines of a canyon. You could even print this super big and have it chasing a plane if you were feeling adventurous. This would also make a nice elemental for all sorts of Fantasy armies if you had a tinker with the texture and the painting.

Sticking with the bigger miniatures, you've also got the likes of Ammit, Devourer of Souls!

Ammit, Devourer of Souls // Warp Miniatures

He looks super happy with his job. I would imagine there is a big pool of souls just waiting to be lapped up just off-screen. I like that slightly comedic look still seeps into the sculpts from Warp, bringing their iconic and unique look to their figures.

There are also some smaller miniatures in the set, including two Mummy sculpts that could be repeated to give you a veritable headache as you scramble to escape some ruins.

Mummy // Warp Miniatures

As well as the two Mummies, you'll also be able to get your hands on three Scarab Swarms to chase folks around the tabletop. Do an Omid Djalili and think they're jewels before running around like a madman as one works its way beneath your skin!

A great collection of miniatures to follow on from the Greek adventure last month. Where do you think Warp will go next?

Drop your thoughts below...

"This new collection explores some recognisable and perhaps unrecognisable parts of Egyptian mythology..."