Steam Rhinodrome — Creature | 32mm Scale | Resin Print | Ready to Paint

It does not charge. It arrives — and the floor breaks before it does.

The Ironworks of Aurumdell does not deal in subtlety when it comes to enforcement. The Steam Rhinodrome was built to end arguments. A colossal automaton forged in the image of nature's most obstinate creature and improved upon in every terrible way, it answers to one voice alone: that of the Queen of the Forge herself. Where a living rhino might be deterred by pain or fatigue, the Rhinodrome does not tire. It does not flinch. The glowing green sensor eye tracks its target with the patience of a machine and the intent of something much older. Between its shoulder fins, an amber boiler chamber pulses with pressurised heat, twin gauges climbing as it builds momentum, multicoloured power cables snaking from armour gaps to feed the arcane engine at its core.

Every surface is a testament to industrial craft: angular iron plating over the haunches and back, each panel bearing the scars and cracks of a creature that has already been through walls. Gear-hub turbines rotate at the shoulders. The legs end in articulated claw-joints dense with interlocking mechanisms. And at the front — that horn. Thick, heavy, amber-gold, and pointed at whatever has displeased the Queen this hour.

This is not a support piece. The Steam Rhinodrome is a table presence — the thing your players see across the room before the session even begins and immediately start reconsidering their life choices. Resin printing captures every panel line, cable run, rivet, and gear cluster with the clarity this model demands. Place it at the heart of any Ironworks of Aurumdell encounter and watch the room shift.

• 🖨️ Resin printed — high resolution, captures full mechanical complexity
• 🎨 Supplied unpainted — primed and ready for your palette
• 📏 32mm scale (large creature — significant table footprint)
• ⚔️ Intended use: Tabletop RPG creature / display centrepiece / Ironworks of Aurumdell encounter boss

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.