Maul-Bearing Warrior Maiden Miniature

A battle-ready hammer-maiden who looks about to swing for the fences. Despite the CNC listing, the image is unmistakably a tabletop miniature: a confident female warrior standing at ease with an oversized two-handed maul — a barrel-headed war hammer — resting shaft-up against her shoulder, one hand draped casually over the head. She wears layered plate: spiked pauldrons, a bracered forearm, a segmented battle-skirt over armoured boots, with braided hair falling across one shoulder and a medallion at the chest. She stands on a rocky integrated round base stamped with the sculptor's monogram. The sculpt carries crisp, print-friendly detail — you can pick out the rivets banding the hammer, the plaited hair and the scale of the belt. It works as a player character or NPC for fantasy skirmish and roleplaying games (a barbarian, a war-priest, a guild enforcer), or as a display bust for painters who want a characterful mid-stance pose. Print notes • Resin (SLA/MSLA) is the sweet spot for the face and armour; FDM at 0.1 mm can cope if you scale up. • Print at ~32 mm for tabletop, or 75 mm+ as a display piece. • Angle her 30–45° and support the hammer head, out-turned elbow and chin from below; the base can sit flat on the plate. • Clean supports gently around the pauldron spikes before priming.