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

It was built to bore through solid rock — what it chooses to bore through is another matter entirely.

The Driller Drone is the heaviest-duty construct in the Ironworks of Aurumdell's maintenance fleet, designed to punch through stone foundations, reinforced hull plates, and the kind of structural problems that lesser machines simply bounce off. It is, by most accounts, extraordinarily effective at its job. The problem is that it occasionally loses track of what its job actually is — and in those moments, its massive rotating drill becomes a very compelling argument for getting out of the way.

This resin miniature captures the Drone mid-operation: broad-shouldered and purposeful, its signature tapering drill arm extended and angled for impact. The segmented drill — a beautifully detailed sequence of graduated rings tapering to a vicious conical point — dominates the right side of the silhouette, while the left arm raises a secondary control unit with the air of a machine that is absolutely certain it knows which wall it's supposed to be drilling through. The riveted chest plate and dotted pauldron borders reward close-up painting with washes and drybrushing, making every mechanical seam and fastener pop.

Whether you're fielding it as a hulking front-line bruiser or a chaotic wildcard in your Ironworks of Aurumdell warband, the Driller Drone brings industrial menace and a certain destructive charm to any table.

• 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.