Klaus The Barrel — Clan Oakentap Dwarf Miniature

Klaus The Barrel fights from inside the barrel after losing a bet gone spectacularly wrong. The klaus the barrel dwarf miniature represents Clan Oakentap’s most stubborn survivor of bad decisions. Notably, two broken arrows still jut from the barrel lid where an ambush failed.

Additionally, the copper-banded barrel encases his torso completely while both axe arms swing free through side cutouts. His orange-blonde beard cascades down the barrel staves in rope-bound sections, framing that scowling blue-eyed glare. Moreover, the cobblestone base anchors his wide combat stance as red leg wraps peek beneath barrel and boots.

Painters who love absurd commitment rendered in chibi proportions will find Klaus irresistible on technical merit alone. Campaign masters building Clan Oakentap rosters need the dwarf who weaponized his own stupidity into legend. The klaus the barrel dwarf miniature earns shelf space through sheer unhinged personality frozen in resin.

Shown painted for reference. Your figure ships primed in Citadel Wraithbone White, ready for your own colour scheme. Painted upgrades available — contact us to commission.

About This Miniature

• Resin-printed at high resolution — pose, expression, and equipment detail translate cleanly from digital sculpt to physical figure
• Primed in Wraithbone White by Citadel — a warm, receptive surface that works with any painting style or colour scheme
• Citadel Wraithbone White lets you render every barrel stave groove and beard braid tie where shadow work sells the absurdity.
• Available in three sizes — Tabletop 28mm, Heroic 150%, and Trophy 350% — select from the options above
• Printed and shipped from the USA by Noble Dwarf — veteran-owned, quality-checked before shipping
• Painted upgrades available — contact us to commission a custom paint job

Dimensions

On the Table

On the campaign table Klaus becomes the berserker nobody takes seriously until he’s already swinging. Additionally, display painters use him as the comedy centerpiece that proves Oakentap breeds survivors, not tacticians.