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Here's our take on the Green Knight. We've retained the antlers from the traditional myth, the armor is inspired by Loras Tyrell's from Game of Thrones, and for an added twist, he wields the axe from Sean Connery's portrayal. Hope you enjoy it.

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Christian

I really like the version with helmet and axe. 👍

Sebastian Schultze

Nice, but in my opinion a bit too Comic-Syle an too less details for a Model which could be used as a special char with plenty of fluff an character in its background story

Sebastian Hurtz

Kinda needs more details especially on the chest plate

Garrett Hawk

Not enough details? I don't know what everyone is talking about, this looks amazing, great job :)

lastswordminiatures

Contrary to what some of you say or think, this is a very baroque and ornate miniature. For us, adding finer details and thus enhancing it further is actually simpler. However, when it comes to painting the miniature, the details must be of a size that the inks can capture; otherwise, you might find yourselves practically having to draw them in. Consider that adjusting the scale of a detail is quite straightforward. Once we have a flower, we can choose to include 2 or 50. The smaller the detail, the better it adapts to the shapes; the larger it is, the more effort we need to put in to make it look natural and find the right placement for it. The issue arises with many sellers marketing 50mm miniature renders as if they were 32mm, and unfortunately, the actual miniature suffers as a result. But, the render often looks very appealing. As I often tell you, a render can withstand everything, but the miniature itself cannot.

Tonny

Hmm, he looks a bit basic / comic like Sebastian posted, certainly compared to the two grandmasters released in march. Maybe its the render or different sculptor than the one that sculpted the grandmasters?

Sebastian Schultze

What about a Version of the Mini, when he just raises from a lake, or some fay/ghostly stuft. It is a beautiful work, in my opinion. Just would expext something unexpected, which you do not find at "normal" Knights. Just an Idea