Telrathi Enforcer Droids

Dominate contested corridors and enforce your authority with the Telrathi Enforcer Droids from MiniWarGaming’s Steel Specters line, designed for high-impact command and control in Ravaged Star. Precision 3D printed for maximum detail, this set of 10 elite models with 10 matching bases showcases the exceptional craftsmanship and unique dystopian flair that defines MiniWarGaming Forge minis.

Each Enforcer Droid brings thunder to the table with heavy rotary cannons, plasma rifles, and arm-mounted blasters, all encased in full-body armored plating with reinforced joints, sensor domes, integrated targeting systems, and futuristic synthetic exoskeletons. Towering over the field, these intimidating models exude brutal industrial power with their utilitarian profiles, making them striking centerpieces in any sci-fi wargame army.

Classified as an Elite unit, these imposing droids are perfect for Ravaged Star or any other grimdark tabletop wargame seeking versatile, heavily armored enforcement squads. Their modular aesthetic and dynamic poses also make them ideal for kitbashing or integrating into custom sci-fi games and RPG campaigns.

Product Information

• Includes: 10 models with bases
• Scale: 32mm
• 3D printed in high quality resin
• Ships worldwide
• Any painted examples in pictures are for demonstration purposes only
• This is not a toy, and is recommended for ages 14 and up
• May be harmful if chewed or swallowed

MiniWarGaming is a licensed printer of Ravaged Star miniatures.

Bring Your Narrative Campaigns To Life
Imagine legend-battered streets on Gothmayr trembling beneath heavy, mechanical footfalls—the very shadows recoiling from the advance of these towering figures. Gleaming sensor domes sweep through the neon-lit smog, while armored plating bristles with integrated targeting nodes and ported power-cells. Once unleashed to quell pirate mutiny, these brutalist enforcers now stride with unflinching purpose across lawless outposts. Rotary cannons whir as warning, heavy plasma rifles tracking with the predatory patience of a machine unconcerned by flesh or plea. Industrial joints hiss with hydraulic malice, exoskeletal frames casting long, intimidating silhouettes. To challenge their authority is to meet a storm of synthetic precision—judgment delivered from the cold heart of steel and circuitry.