Gotreks Axe - Dwarven Axe, Warhammer

If you love Gotrek & Felix from Warhammer then nothing else needs be said! This is an absolute beast of a tool.

Only ten of these have been made and this is the very last one. Once they have gone that's it!

Stunning plain but should be carved with the Runemasters work to give it full justice. I can also add a touch of personalisation by adding YOUR runes onto this piece or completely customise it with any design you like.

Originally designed around Gotrek Gurnisson's Axe from the Warhammer series. This amazing working replica is a one of a kind and isn’t just for display, it easily makes mincemeat of logs and shields alike. 

Dwarven Axe Details
•    5160 Carbon Steel – strength and durability.
•    Steel Handle
•    Weight 3.5kg (8lb) – An absolute beast
•    Free high quality leather Sheath worth £25.

Gotreks Axe Options:
Standard Axe - Plain Axe Head & Handle. Posted next working day!
Carved One Side – Great for display pieces, head and handle carved to your wishes. Up to 10 week waiting list.
Fully Customised – Any design idea brought to life, I currently have a 10 week waiting list.

Gotreks Axe - A full replica of the Runemaster Axe - I can even add your runes into the design. 10 week waiting list

History :
Gotrek discovered this weapon during his first expedition to Karag Dum. It was found in a cave near the edge of the Chaos Wastes, near the corpse of the son of King Thangrim Firebeard, Morekai. Gotreks Axe was made by the Runemasters of the lost dwarf hold of Karag Dum, and was said to have originally belonged to the Ancestor God Grimnir. The Elven Archmage Teclis once read the magical aura of Gotrek and determined that the axe's immense power was slowly changing the slayer into something greater than an ordinary dwarf!!

Care instructions:
•Carbon steel will rust so please use oil after use. I recommend Mineral Oil as it can be used on the handle and leather sheath too, veg oil can also be used.
• If stored in leather sheath, oil and then wrap in plastic, clingfilm works great. This is to prevent rusting.

To see some of my other work checkout my YouTube: Carving Wolves