Sometimes the weapons master takes off the helmet and reveals he’s been hiding a surprisingly stylish undercut the whole time.

This bare-headed version ditches the industrial headgear to showcase the man behind the arsenal. That trendy undercut isn’t just fashion—it’s practical for someone who spends hours in a hot workshop forging the next game-changing weapon. The big, glorious moustache remains front and center, even more prominent without the helmet competing for attention. This is facial hair that demands respect and probably has its own maintenance routine.

The angry expression suggests someone who’s reached his limit with incompetent squires, poorly maintained equipment, and heroes who keep breaking his best work. This is the face of a master craftsman who’s tired of explaining why you can’t just “hit it harder” when precision engineering is required.

Perfect for off-duty moments, command briefings where tactical planning trumps active combat, or simply showing the human side of your tech genius. The exposed hairstyle and face allow for more personality in painting—skin tones, hair highlights, and that magnificent facial hair offer great opportunities to practice your technique.

Display both versions to show your weapons master in and out of combat mode, because even legendary engineers deserve downtime between saving the world.