With the crazy allocation numbers spotted for the new mini, here are two great Be’lakor alternatives that you can actually buy.
Stores are only getting two of Be’lakor and anytime they are that allocated to stores, it doesn’t last longer than a few minutes on the web. So if you don’t feel like messing with any of that, check out these companies with cool alternatives.
They are all right around the same size and seeing how the base size is most important, both of these would look totally fine on a 100mm base. The only time you can’t use alternatives is at an official GT or some big tournaments, so they are perfect for most games and just look amazing on the shelf or tabletop.
Be’lakor himself stands 170mm from the bottom of his base to the top of his wings, which is about 6 and 3/4 inches- roughly about the size of an Imperial Knight with no carapace weapon.
Be’lakor Alternatives- Creature Caster Lord of Malice: $75.00
The mini is just amazing and it seems like most people wouldn’t give you a hard time about fielding it as Be’lakor.
While the wings aren’t quite as big as Be’lakor (by about an inch), you could easily throw this scenic base on a 100mm base and be good to go. While seeing the mini is all well and good, let’s check out some more details on the whole kit.
Just like with all of their kits, the bits are insanely detailed and made of really high-quality resin. When you have all the pieces laid out you can really see how much time they put into the sculpt. As with previous models from Creature Caster, you will have the 2 head and weapon variants to play with when customizing your Lord of Malice. The muscle and scale detail on the torso is on point. The wings are full of detail from the webbing down to the spines.
Fully assembled, this model is a beast. Measuring 13.5cm from the bottom of the scenic base to the top of his wings, the Lord of Malice strikes a pose that is brimming with evil intent.
Winged Demon Bela – Ghamak: $49.99 Printed $12.90 STL
Next up is the super awesome mini from Ghamak. The nice thing about this one is you can either buy it as a printed mini, and only for $50 it’s a sweet deal, or grab the STL. If you have a printer, for the price of basically 13 bucks this is hard to beat. If you do get the printed version, it is printed to a 25-micron standard with Void Resin, so it’s insanely tough and durable.
When fully assembled this is approximately 90 mm tall to the top of its horns, and 57 mm wide at feet, which is about the same size as Belikor himself without the base.
This model also comes with optional pointing right hand, as well as scrying ball hand. It comes in 6 pieces so it’s super easy to build.
Because of the size of the model itself, you could easily throw this on a 100mm base with a little bit of height to it and have a perfect Be’lakor alternative.
If you want to field the newest mini, but don’t feel like paying a fortune, or fighting to even get one, these are two great alternatives.
Be’lakor Alternatives- Creature Caster Lord of Malice: – Winged Demon Bela – Ghamak: Printed or STL
What are your favorite Be’lakor alternatives out there? Are you going to try and hop on the pre-order for the new mini?
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