Zeus from North Star

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stumer writes:

"An Odin, by any other name, would not look as sweet…" –
W. Shakespeare

Perhaps it might have been a better decision to offer different versions of his hands with variant lightning bolts? I would have preferred one that has sharper points and radical angles, granted these could easily be modified with files, drilling, and moto-tools to achieve a different effect if you wanted.

I do like the scale and look of him, and I need to check out the rest of the line!

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NickNorthStar of North Star writes:

We have added a new God to our range of figures for the game Of Gods and Mortals.

Of Gods and Mortals

Of Gods and Mortals is a game from Osprey Publishing that pits Mythical opponents against each other.

Zeus

Our new release is Zeus, chief of the Greek pantheon.

This is a resin model, standing 60mm high.

It is designed to go with 28mm-sized models. You do need to fix the model together with glue, and it comes unpainted.

The model shown has been painted by Kev Dallimore. The kit comes with a round laser-cut MDF base from 4Ground

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Have a look at our Facebook page, we have lots of Of Gods and Mortals figures painted by Kev in the gallery.

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