Cutter Drone — Tabletop Miniature | 32mm Resin Print | Ready to Paint

In the Ironworks of Aurumdell, the sharpest things are not swords — they are the drones that never stop cutting.

The Cutter Drone was built for one purpose: to slice through raw plate steel, riveted hull sections, and whatever else the forge masters needed reducing to manageable pieces. It does this with terrifying efficiency, and an almost cheerful indifference to what — or who — happens to be in the way. Armed with a serrated multi-blade cutting tool and a heavy industrial pincer, it approaches every task with the methodical patience of a machine that has never once questioned its programming.

This resin miniature captures the Drone mid-stride in its characteristic aggressive stance — broad-shouldered, asymmetric, and bristling with bladed intent. The boxy rectangular head with its mismatched lens-eye cluster and ventilation grille gives it a lopsided, almost curious expression that sits in sharp contrast to the business end of its armament. The chevron-ridged cutting tool on its right arm and the hooked pincer claw on its left are rendered with crisp mechanical detail — perfect for edge highlighting in steel and copper, with rust washes settling beautifully into every groove and panel line.

A natural companion piece to the Welder Drone, the Cutter makes a striking addition to any Ironworks of Aurumdell warband — equally at home in industrial fantasy skirmish games or as a display piece in a forge-themed diorama.

• Printer: Resin
• Supplied: Unpainted — ready for primer and paint
• Scale: 32mm
• Intended use: Tabletop gaming / display / diorama

Processing time

All miniatures are 3D printed to order. Please allow 3–5 working days for us to print, cure and prepare your items before dispatch. This helps us maintain quality and avoid over-production, so we don't hold large amounts of stock. Once dispatched, delivery times depend on the shipping method you choose at checkout (usually 2–3 working days for UK Standard).

Please note: To keep your miniature safe in transit, items are often dispatched in parts — typically the base and any separately cast pieces — for you to assemble on arrival. Assembly is straightforward and usually involves no more than 1–2 pieces alongside the main model.