Sometimes you just gotta show some skin. Adult content ahead.
Anataeus takes Greek wrestling to heart, wearing only a headband and some arm wrappings. But look out, he’ll throw you where ever he wants you.
Sometimes you just gotta show some skin. Adult content ahead.
Anataeus takes Greek wrestling to heart, wearing only a headband and some arm wrappings. But look out, he’ll throw you where ever he wants you.
The beasties in Arena Rex are some of my favorites. The Helleniki get this seahorse.
As is my tradition with the mounts, I magnetized the rider and tried to hide the magnet in the mount. This rider is kind enough to use his net as a saddle, which give a nice connection to work with.
And of course, we need Dimitrios on foot as well. I guess he’s still kind of sitting on his net.
The freeform nature of list building in Arena Rex makes it easy to talk myself into any of the models. So sure, I started getting the Helleniki.
This set seemed to have a bit more flash on the models than most of the Arena Rex I’ve gotten. But it’s easy enough to trim the paper thin resin.
That shield’s not gonna do much good on your back there, Krios.
I went with a lot of greens for the Helleniki, in part to go with the hint of verdigris I wanted to put on Phaedra.
The Don’t Look Back core box killer model comes with a couple of head and weapon options, to let you choose your favorite horror movie villain. Hockey mask and sledgehammer for me!
I’m loosely tempted to buy another standalone for some more variety, but I think I’d be better served by exploring other modern miniatures.