The Mumakil Warhammer, officially known as the War Mûmak of Harad, is a prominent and large miniature in the Warhammer Middle-earth Strategy Battle Game. When referring to its size, specific metrics can be interpreted differently depending on the context.
Mumakil Size Interpretation
One measurement associated with the Mumakil product is 18-24ml. This particular dimension is typically indicative of the volume of liquid components, such as paint pots, that are often sold alongside or are related to Games Workshop miniatures. It does not represent the physical dimensions (height, length, or width) of the assembled Mumakil model itself.
Understanding Miniature Model Dimensions
For tabletop miniatures like the Mumakil, "size" is generally understood in terms of:
- Physical Stature: The actual assembled dimensions of the model. The War Mûmak of Harad is renowned for its imposing height and length on the battlefield, making it one of the largest single miniatures in the Middle-earth range.
- Base Size: The dimensions of the game base the model stands on, which dictate its footprint and interaction within the game rules.
- Scale: While the Middle-earth Strategy Battle Game operates within a 25-28mm heroic scale, the Mumakil represents a colossal creature within that scale, significantly dwarfing standard human-sized miniatures.
| Size Metric | Explanation |
|---|---|
| 18-24ml | Refers to a volume, commonly associated with paint or other liquids. |
| Physical Dimensions | The actual height, length, and width of the assembled model (not specified by the volume measurement). |
The Mumakil model truly commands a substantial presence on the gaming table, accurately reflecting its enormous scale as depicted in the lore.
