Games Workshop Disciples of Tzeentch Curseling Eye of Tzeentch Miniature Kit

The Curseling, Eye of Tzeentch is a character miniature from Games Workshop's Warhammer Age of Sigmar range, representing a powerful sorcerer-warrior from the Disciples of Tzeentch faction. This model depicts a mortal champion who has become fused with a daemonic entity known as a Tretchlet, a spell-moulding homunculus that erupts from the Curseling's own flesh. The result is a two-faced being where the eyeless Tretchlet appears to direct its host's actions, gripping the Curseling's head while wielding a sorcerous staff. The Curseling themselves is clad in ornate, scaled armour adorned with the eye-symbols of Tzeentch, the Chaos God of change and sorcery, and holds a curved, blazing sword ready for combat. This is a multipart plastic model kit designed for hobbyists. It consists of 10 detailed plastic components that require assembly, typically using plastic cement or glue. The kit is supplied unpainted, allowing for complete customisation of colour schemes, and includes a 32mm round Citadel base. The design showcases intricate details characteristic of Games Workshop's miniatures, including the extravagant feathered mane and tail of the Tretchlet, the textured scales on the armour, and the dynamic posing that suggests magical potency and martial readiness. The model represents a leader figure for Arcanite cults within the lore, specialising in turning enemy magic back upon its casters. The miniature is ideal for collectors and players of Warhammer Age of Sigmar who are building a Disciples of Tzeentch army or who appreciate the faction's distinctive aesthetic of mutation and arcane power. As a character model, it serves as a centrepiece or leader unit in tabletop wargaming. It requires standard hobby tools for assembly and is best painted with acrylic model paints to bring out its detailed sculpt. This kit offers a challenging and rewarding project for intermediate to advanced modellers looking to add a unique, sorcerous character to their collection.