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Mierce Miniatures
£6.99
Once a mighty lord in life, Wihtwald is now a wiht thain, a leader of the wihtas and a powerful warrior in his own right. Hunter Wihtwald stands on a 30mm base and comes with unhelmed and helmed options.
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Registered at Companies House as MIERCE MINIATURES LIMITED, number 06830539. Checked 2026-08-29.
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