World of Warcraft Grommash Hellscream
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Character: World of Warcraft · Grommash Hellscream
Product Status: Released
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INFORMATION
DIMENSIONS
- Total Height: approx. 12 cm / 4.72 in
CONFIGURATIONS
- Single fixed pose — Grommash mid-stride, Gorehowl raised and ready, conveying the full weight of an imminent charge
- Spiked pauldron armor rendered with individual plate segments and surface texture
- Skull trophy ornament sculpted at the belt, consistent with his Warchief iconography
- Integrated round display base in matte black
MATERIAL & PACKAGING
- Premium resin construction
OTHER
- Estimated shipment: Q2 2026
VIDEO
ABOUT
PixelBlender Studio’s Grommash Hellscream distills one of Warcraft’s most iconic warriors into a compact 12 cm chibi form without sacrificing an ounce of his ferocity — the deep green skin transitions, weathered metal armor panels, and Gorehowl raised mid-charge carry the full weight of the character in the palm of your hand. For collectors who know exactly what that axe means, this one hits differently.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
Grommash Hellscream is one of the most consequential figures in the lore of World of Warcraft and its Warcraft RTS predecessors — chieftain of the Warsong Clan and one of the first orcs to drink the blood of the demon lord Mannoroth, sealing his people's corruption. The statue captures him in the posture most associated with his legend: Gorehowl in hand, body coiled with barely restrained fury, the same silhouette that defined his final act of defiance when he drove that very axe into Mannoroth and broke the Blood Curse — redeeming his people at the cost of his own life.
