Dwarf Brawler Warhammer Miniature

A barrel-chested dwarf brawler mid-charge — warhammer slung back, bare fist swinging forward. This is a dynamic fantasy miniature of a stout, heavily-muscled dwarf. He's stripped to the waist, all sculpted abs and thick arms, with a long braided beard clasped by a ring and a wild mane swept back. Over one shoulder he hauls a chunky short-hafted maul with a ringed pommel, while his other arm is cocked into a haymaker punch, fist balled tight. A heavy work apron or kilt with cross-laced ties and a riveted belt wraps his hips, and he strides forward on booted feet, weight thrown into the swing. Everything about the pose says tavern-brawler slayer. Perfect for RPG and skirmish gamers fielding dwarf berserkers, hearthguard or brawler characters, and for painters who enjoy plenty of muscle and beard to work on. Print notes • Resin at 0.03–0.05 mm captures the beard braids, apron laces and knuckles best; the model is miniature-scale. • Supports needed under the outstretched punching arm, the slung hammer head and the underside of the apron; the pre-supported orientation is a slight back tilt. • Print the base and figure together if the STL is joined, or pin to a 25–32 mm round of your choice. • Wash into the deep muscle and drapery recesses, then drybrush skin and beard to bring the sculpt's volumes forward.