Sharp sculpt & clean paintjob, well placed on its Large base.
Thankfully, it's not ludicrously large, which could easily make it bigger than most of the owlbear minis from which it would theoretically have been derived.
2 to 4 are easily usable, and they are common enough to be reasonably priced.
Though unimpressive, this is a clearly sculpted, small white dog, with no particular flaws.
With an alternate paintjob, several of these could make an excellent jackal or wild dog pack. (The white coat should make that easier to achieve for ambitious re-painters.)
The web does look a bit silly, but it works: spiders of this size are more likely to drop from above, rather than come charging across the floor at players.
An alternate, dark paintjob would be useful, but the vibrant coloration is a nice change of pace, too.
The molding is crisp, the pose evocative, the paint well done & well chosen. Many medium spiders have been produced, and this is the finest, hands down. Small & Large spiders of this caliber are badly needed.
Although some pictures seem to show a ludicrous amount of painted-over flash, as well as a comedic painted face, in hand these limitations are not necessarily so pronounced. The paintjob is adequate but workmanlike; still, the paint can hardly be blamed for the lack of crispness in the molding.
Paint is fine, sculpt is good, pose is staid but figure is stable.
Most importantly, I have yet to find another demon of this type which isn't in some asinine posture (with the possible exception of the more recent WizKids figure in flight).
Reasonably painted, and makes good use of its "base space". Unfortunately, the beast-body is out of proportion to the human part, and lacks definition. It's more like a chubby cartoon lion than a powerful monster's agile form.
A more robust build would help this item, both in appearance & durability. It is small & slender, even dainty, making its fiery potential less inspirational.
Still, it seems just a wee bit sturdier (flexible?) than it would appear (but not much).