Skoll Martlenosk, Captain of the Kraken

Concept art: Andrea Tentori Montalto

Sculpt: Oleksandr Bilibov

Boxart: Fausto Palumbo

Total height: 55mm to the eyes

 

Code: Aby01

Product’s description
Scale model resin kit to assemble and paint. It requires glue and paint, not included in the kit. Specific tools for scale modeling and putty may be needed.

Instructions
– Remove extra resin and get parts out from the sprues
– File easily the mold lines
– Check the fitting of the pieces and glue them
– Use putty if necessary to fill imperfections
– Prime the figure and start painting!

This fantasy resin miniature is supplied unassembled and unpainted, and needs some preparation before painting: you will need brushes, acrylic paints, cyanoacrylate glue and some other hobby supply.

This is not a toy, it's a miniature figurine.

Handle with care or he will try to paint your miniatures!

You can paint it for your resin miniature collection, your tabletop wargames or your favourite roleplay game!

"Skoll Martlenosk is the captain of the Kraken, and his objective is to destroy the Abyssal God.

After losing his wife at a young age, he raised his two sons alone.

As a work, he was an hunter of monstruos creatures and was a seller of rare parts for those who can afford it, usually sold at the Black Market.

Normally it would not have been possible to fight with his normal conditions, but thanks to some strange drugs that he usually bought from obscure merchants, he managed to get some incredible skills ... even if they slowly damaged his body.

One day he decided to take his children with him, to teach the principles of hunting.

Maybe by chance, maybe not, while they were in the middle of a hunt, there was the Call.

Before closing his eyes he saw that a giant wave, that appeared from nowhere, was about to break down on them.

Skoll was a chosen one.

As in a dream, the Ancient kept staring at him and making a gurgle that seemed like a laugh.

He woke up on the bay of Nodens, after an indefinite amount of time.

Off the coast he could see the wreckage of his boat along with two floating bodies, in which he was not interested anymore.

The Abyssal God would pay with his divine life.

The seventh era of the Abyssoul had begun."