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

It roams the forges of Aurumdell like a lost thought — sparking, whirring, and occasionally exploding.

Born from the same questionable genius that gifted the world the Murder Barrel, the Welder Drone was never fully stable — and everyone in the Ironworks knows it. Dispatched to the furthest corners of the forge floors to patch, seal, and mend, it trundles through smoke and heat with the single-minded focus of a machine that has forgotten it was ever switched on. Most of the time, it welds things. Sometimes, it welds the wrong things. Occasionally, it malfunctions. Usually violently.

This resin miniature captures the Drone in full working posture: dome-headed, barrel-armed, and completely convinced it knows what it's doing. The oversized spherical helmet with its blank rectangular visor gives it an unsettling blankness — equal parts industrial workhorse and accident waiting to happen. Its chunky torso panels, articulated limb joints, and extended welding-nozzle arm are rendered with crisp mechanical detail, perfect for picking out in metallics, rust washes, and heat-scorched weathering effects.

A characterful addition to any Ironworks of Aurumdell warband or industrial fantasy setting, the Welder Drone is as dangerous to your enemies as it is to itself — and honestly, that's half the charm.

• 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.