Twin-Maul Dwarf Berserker Miniature

A stout dwarf planted like a boulder, a stone maul cocked in each fist. Despite the workshop-sounding code, this model is a fantasy tabletop miniature. A barrel-chested dwarf stands with feet planted wide on a round, rubble-strewn base, an enormous braided beard cascading from a scowling brow down past a knotted belt. He wears heavy rounded pauldrons and layered plate over thick trousers and boots, with a cloak falling behind. In each hand he hoists a massive blocky warhammer, the stone heads carved with knotwork and worn faces, held out to either side as if mid-swing. He's built for RPG and skirmish gaming — a dwarven berserker, slayer or elite bruiser — and equally at home as a painting project or a shelf character piece. Scale him around 28–32mm to match your existing warband, or print him larger as a display piece. Print notes: • Resin (SLA/DLP) is the way to go here; it captures the beard strands, rune faces and armour trim that FDM would blur. • Add supports beneath the two outstretched maul heads and under the beard's overhang, and keep the base flat to the plate. • Run fine layers, roughly 0.03–0.05mm, and hollow the torso with drain holes if you want to save resin. • Priming grey before painting will help those deep-cut details read under a brush.