Infected Orderly Mini | Charging Hospital Zombie Miniature for Modern Horror Games | By Vaultz

He used to administer medicine. Now he delivers mayhem.

This is the moment the outbreak turned. The Infected Orderly is captured in full sprint, frozen mid-charge—scrubs shredded, flesh corrupted, surgical mask fused to his twisted face. He’s no shambling corpse. He’s fast. Furious. And terrifyingly familiar to anyone who once trusted the hospital halls.

Designed for cinematic encounters and white-knuckle survival horror, this miniature fits seamlessly into any modern apocalypse setting, from tabletop skirmishes to TTRPG outbreak campaigns.

🩸 Miniature Details:
-32mm scale resin print (also available in 40mm, 54mm, and 75mm)
-Sculpted with tattered medical attire, infected musculature, and kinetic running pose
-Ships unpainted and unassembled
-Ideal for zombie games, medical horror scenarios, or cinematic infection arcs

🚨 Story Hook:
Was he the first to fall, or the last to fight? Maybe he locked the doors from the inside… or maybe he’s still wearing the keys. Either way, he’s fast, he’s infected, and he remembers just enough to hate the living.

🧬 Part of the “Hospital Ward 13” collection—build a scene of panic, isolation, and outbreak with matching nurses, patients, doctors, terrain, and barricades.

This isn’t a zombie. It’s the nightmare of what happens when the staff turns on the survivors. Fast, brutal, and personal. Let the games begin.

⚠️ Important Notes
-Printed in durable resin—fragile; handle with care
-Ships unpainted and ready for priming
-Minor support marks may be visible
-Requires glue for assembly; sanding tools recommended
-Images may contain digital renders. All models are test printed for detail, and print-ability.

📦 Shipping Information
-Processing Time: Ships within 1–4 business days
-Tracking: Included with all orders
-Packaging: Securely padded to protect details
-Bulk Discount: Orders over $35 ship free
-Returns: Accepted within 14 days; buyer pays return shipping and loss in value if item is not returned in original condition