Description
Thrown by the damned and reclaimed from the depths, the Hell’s Retriever is one of the most iconic special weapons in the Black Ops Zombies universe. This spectral tomahawk returns to your hand after every throw, cutting through the undead with supernatural precision.
Whether you favor the blood-red glow of the original or the upgraded spectral blue of the Hell’s Redeemer, this replica brings that otherworldly energy to life — a perfect addition to any Zombies loadout or display.
Crafted for fans and collectors, this build features a jagged axe head, wrapped grip, and glowing visual details. It’s lightweight, dangerously stylish, and unmistakably born from the flames of Purgatory.
Features
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Material: 3D printed using high-quality PLA plastic
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Lightweight design (under 2 pounds)
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Ideal for cosplay, fan photoshoots, or undead-themed collections
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Hand-painted, weathered, and sealed for durability
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No two pieces are exactly alike
Available Variants
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Hell’s Retriever – Classic red finish with fire-drenched accents
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Hell’s Redeemer – Upgraded blue version with ghostly spectral glow
Production and ShippingBuild Time: 2 to 4 weeks- This does NOT mean from the order date it will take 2-4 weeks, this means you will be notified once your item has started printing and over the course of the 2-4 week time frame it will be printed and painted
Shipping Time
3 to 5 business days after the item is completed
Ships in protective packaging; minimal assembly (if any) may be required
Express Shipping
Available after completion of build
Note: Express shipping does not reduce production time
Disclaimer
This is a fan-made, non-functional prop replica intended for cosplay or display use only.
It does not function as a weapon and is not officially affiliated with Activision or the Call of Duty franchise.
Build times are estimates and may vary depending on demand.
Bring it back.
From the prison walls of Alcatraz to the bridge of the damned — the axe always returns.
We had to feed the three Hellhounds just to retrieve this.
