K9 Unit Tactical Figurine with Dog | Hand-Painted Diorama | Heavy Engraved Decoration
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This is a heavy, hand-painted tactical diorama. The product is finished from scratch in our workshop, aimed directly at gamers, content creators, and special forces enthusiasts. The figurine is made from high-quality, dense PETG polymer with a full, weighted core – there's no room for light, delicate elements here. This is a solid, handcrafted desktop accessory.
Craftsmanship and Weight
The figurine weighs approximately 1.5 kg. It is a massive and stable construction that sits securely on a desk. The vignette depicts a 3D-printed two-person special forces team and a tactical dog (K9) moving through ruined terrain with a broken wall. Each piece is 100% hand-painted. Layers of steel and copper-bronze patina are applied over a dark, matte base. This process strongly emphasizes the raw texture of the equipment, gear, and debris.
Personalization and Engraving
We offer a direct personalization option. An elegant plate with engraved text is mounted on the front of the base.
For Streamers and YouTubers: Channel name, GamerTag, or logo, perfect for on-camera branding.
For Services and Veterans: Unit number, service dog's name, nickname, or dates of service.
For a Gift: Any permanent dedication for a gamer or military enthusiast.
👉 Note: Please enter the exact engraving text in the comments section when placing your order.
Main Use
Streaming / Video Background: A distinct, professional prop that looks great on camera (Twitch, YouTube).
Desk Decoration: A heavy, military centerpiece for a gaming room, office, or "man cave."
Technical Specification
Theme: Tactical team (2 operators + K9 dog) in city ruins.
Material: High-density PETG (3D printed) with a full, weighted core.
Weight: approx. 1500 g (1.5 kg) – Heavy, compact block.
Overall Dimensions: approx. 170 mm x 150 mm x 150 mm.
Finish: Hand-painted (dark base, metallic steel-copper patina).
Production: 3D printed, handcrafted in Poland by Grot Statuetki