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Automaton Guard Miniature

Ottsworkshop

£11.95

The Automaton Guard is a construct miniature of clockwork soldiers built to serve without question — mechanical sentinels forged in the image of classical palace guards, adorned with ornate ruff collars, plumed helmets, and exposed gear-and-rivet jointing that speaks to an artificer's obsessive craft. Each of the three figures in this set captures a different combat state: a sentinel holding a spear at rest, a warrior mid-strike with a halberd, and a leaping construct wielding a screw-drill weapon from an elevated plinth — together forming a manufactured series of arcane constructs rather than

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as OTTSWORKSHOP LIMITED, number 14042972. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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