Skull Monster Figurine – Skubbies
Meet the Skubbies.
Somewhere under all that fuzz is a very small skeleton having a very good time. Each Skubbie is a chunky skull peeking out of a textured costume hood — a triceratops, a dragon, a very unbothered cat, a ghost that clearly gave up on scaring anyone. Cute enough for a desk, odd enough to start a conversation, and small enough that you'll end up with more than one.
Pick your character
Each Skubbie comes in its own colourway, printed exactly as shown.
- Trixi — triceratops hood, three horns, X'd-out eyes. Standing.
- Chompy — blue dino with a spiked fin and a serious case of resting skull face. Sitting.
- Scorchi — little red dragon, gold horns, warm yellow belly. Sitting.
- Whispurr — grey cat, eyes shut, completely at peace. Sitting.
- Unna — unicorn with a gold horn and soft pink ears. Sitting.
- Tuff — blush pink bunny throwing a peace sign. Standing.
- Babuu — panda, monochrome and mildly menacing. Standing.
- Poppy — capybara wearing a persimmon like a hat. Standing.
- Hex — black cat with bright yellow eyes. Standing.
- Batz — purple bat, ears up, X-patch belly. Standing.
- Wispie — bedsheet ghost with a tattered hem. Standing.
- Luppi — werewolf in a yellow bandana, mid-wink. Standing.
- Punki — pumpkin hood with a curling vine. Standing.
- Moki — green monster, stitched together and grumpy about it. Standing.
Details
- 3D printed in premium PLA on Bambu Lab printers — no paint to chip or rub off
- Deep sculpted fur texture that catches the light like a real designer toy
- Approx. 6 inches (15 cm) tall — sitting characters measure a little shorter
- Solid and weighty in the hand, not hollow
- Hand-inspected, cleaned up and packed by us in Northern Ireland
Care
Keep out of direct sun and away from heat — car dashboards, radiators, summer windowsills. Dust with a dry soft brush. Not a toy; not suitable for under-3s due to small parts.
Shipping
Made to order and dispatched within 3 working days, tracked from the UK.
Please note
Every Skubbie is printed to order, so slight layer and texture variation is part of the character — no two come out identical.