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Tinkerer Bethy Miniature

Ottsworkshop

£11.95

Tinkerer Bethy is a human artificer miniature — a mechanically-driven brawler who fuses inventor ingenuity with raw combat aggression. Armed with an oversized mechanical maul bristling with gears, tubes, and industrial hardware, and sporting long twin-tails beneath a worn cap, she reads immediately as someone who built her weapon herself and knows exactly how to use it. Three sculpts capture her in distinct combat moments: a mid-leap overhead strike, a wide aggressive swing, and a grounded ready stance. This miniature is available in 28mm and 32mm scale, UK printed in high-detail grey ABS-like

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Registered at Companies House as OTTSWORKSHOP LIMITED, number 14042972. Checked 2026-08-29.
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