Dwarf Warrior - DnD (50mm)

"Enlarge spell, saving throw on your sanity."

Why stop at one size when you can make the table tremble? 🎲 This Dwarf Warrior with Hammer was conceived as a Big version of a pair designed for D&D players: alongside the Normal version, it visually represents your character under the effects of the Enlarge spell or any other effect that transforms a grumpy dwarf into an impossible-to-ignore war machine.

🪖 On its 50mm base, the warrior stands in all his ferocity: fur cloak, heavy armor, adventurer's tool bag, and a war hammer that says everything that doesn't need to be added in words. The level of detail—braided beard, rivets on the armor, frayed edges of the cloak—has been optimized for FDM printing with a 0.2 mm nozzle, which allows every detail to be captured.

✅ It can be used as a standalone figure, or paired with the Normal Dwarf Warrior to narrate any scale mechanics on the game board: Enlarge/Reduce, Wild Shape, transformation, or simply two versions of the same character at different heroic scales.

💡 Photo note: the photos show the model after priming; I forgot to take them before! 🙃

🔹 Compatibility

• 🖨️ Compatible printers: Bambu Lab A1, Bambu Lab A1 Mini, Bambu Lab P1S, Bambu Lab P2S
• 🔩 Tested nozzle: 0.2 mm
• 🧩 Modular system: none

🔹 Technical Specifications

• 📐 Dimensions: ~70 × 50 × 70 mm (width with hammer × depth × height); base Ø 50 mm
• 🎨 Tested material: PLA Matte
• 📏 Layer height: 0.08 mm
• 🔲 Infill: 15% – Grid
• 🧱 Wall thickness: 4 perimeters
• 🔝 Top/bottom layers: 7 top / 5 bottom
• 🏗️ Supports: Yes – tree hybrid, from build plate only
• 🔄 Print orientation: vertical, standing on the base
• 🔀 Available variants: Small version available as a separate project — to be used in pairs for the scale effect

🔹 Printing Tips

⚠️ The 0.2 mm nozzle is essential for this model: the braided beard, armor rivets, and frayed cloak edges require the precision of a fine nozzle. With 0.4 mm, a significant amount of detail is lost.

✅ 15% Grid infill offers a good compromise between strength and weight.

💡 Ironing on top surfaces improves the finish of flat areas (shoulders, top of the helmet) without manual intervention.

⚠️ The hybrid tree supports detach easily in most places; the hammer shaft is the area that requires the most attention during removal.