Command your subterranean warband with the Troll Warlord Hammer Dankhold, a fearsome and powerful miniature meticulously crafted by Artifex Maho. This high-quality resin-printed miniature embodies the savage strength and brutal authority of a deep-dwelling troll chieftain.
This formidable warlord features thick, warty green skin and a wide, grinning maw full of sharp fangs. Its most prominent feature is the massive, stone-like warhammer it wields, adorned with a rusted chain, signifying its formidable strength. The troll's expression is one of savage glee, and its powerful stance conveys an eagerness for battle. This Warlord is the perfect leader to spearhead any greenskin or cave-dwelling army.
This item is sold unpainted. It does not include any painted details or finishes. Customers will receive the miniature or product in its raw, unpainted form, ready for customization and painting.
This set includes model as seen in product image, with 80mm resin base.
Available exclusively on the Artificers Lair eshop.
Command your subterranean warband with the Troll Warlord Hammer Dankhold, a fearsome and powerful miniature meticulously crafted by Artifex Maho. This high-quality resin-printed miniature embodies the savage strength and brutal authority of a deep-dwelling troll chieftain.
This formidable warlord features thick, warty green skin and a wide, grinning maw full of sharp fangs. Its most prominent feature is the massive, stone-like warhammer it wields, adorned with a rusted chain, signifying its formidable strength. The troll's expression is one of savage glee, and its powerful stance conveys an eagerness for battle. This Warlord is the perfect leader to spearhead any greenskin or cave-dwelling army.
This item is sold unpainted. It does not include any painted details or finishes. Customers will receive the miniature or product in its raw, unpainted form, ready for customization and painting.
This set includes model as seen in product image, with 80mm resin base.
Available exclusively on the Artificers Lair eshop.
