Sir Axewing
Sir Axewing
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Sir Axewing Armoured Dragon Figurine
Sir Axewing sits beneath an ornate silver-coloured helmet with a miniature battle axe held across his front. Black scales, wide eyes and small wings give the little dragon knight a much softer expression than his armour might suggest.
Standing approximately 9.6 cm tall, the hand-painted polyresin figurine is covered with raised detail across the helmet, chest armour and weapon. The axe crosses the seated body above tucked paws, while a curled tail and folded wings complete the compact shape from behind.
- Height: Approximately 9.6 cm
- Material: Polyresin
- Finish: Hand-painted
- Design: Seated black dragon knight with battle axe
- Details: Silver-coloured helmet, armour, small wings and curled tail
- Approx. weight: 0.29 kg
A Little Dragon Knight with a Battle Axe
The oversized eyes and compact seated pose keep Sir Axewing playful, even with the axe and full armour. He looks more like an eager little defender than a fearsome warrior, giving the figure plenty of personality without losing the fantasy theme.
The patterned armour and battle axe also distinguish him from sword- and shield-bearing dragon figures, giving this small knight his own character within a wider dragon display.
Small Armour, Big Character
At 9.6 cm tall, Sir Axewing is easy to place on a shelf, desk or smaller display, but the ornate helmet and raised axe give the silhouette enough height to stand out. Black scales make the silver-coloured armour especially clear, while the curled tail and little wings keep the dragon form visible beneath the knightly costume.
Sir Axewing makes a characterful addition to our Dragon Ornaments, while his compact proportions and oversized expression give him a natural place amongst our Cult Cuties. To complete the matching trio of little armoured dragons, pair him with the shield-bearing Sir Shieldscale Armoured Dragon Figurine and the sword-carrying Sir Swordflame Armoured Dragon Figurine.
Display and care
Lift the figurine by the solid body rather than the axe, helmet or wings. Keep the projecting weapon and wing tips clear of knocks, and remove dust from the armour and smaller details with a soft, dry brush.
