Medusa
With her snake hair waving around, this Medusa is holding a harp as a friendly snake weaves between her feet. Versions of the gorgon myth vary; some say that she is a horrible monster who attacks all on sight and was cursed for her sins, and others say she's a more complex character who was punished for something that was not her fault. No matter what version of gorgon you go with - or even something completely new - this Medusa is ready for meeting adventurers.
Painting Ideas:
- Granite: medium grey with black and light speckles
- Emerald Boa: leaf green with pale white-green markings, dark green clothes
- Blue Coral: light blue underscales, navy blue top scales, bright red extremities
You will receive one cured miniature as pictured with a 2" base, printed and processed in our home. Some small details may vary slightly from the picture due to printing variation or remaining sprue/supports. Any unwanted supports can be easily removed with a toothpick, tweezers, sprue cutters, or small jewelry pliers.
Painting Tips: Prime your new miniature with a primer of choice - we usually use a 'Paint And Primer' spraypaint found in any hardware store. Any acrylic paints can be used; usually Celeste prefers artist acrylics found in tubes, and Ben likes craft paints found in bottles. If you'll be handling your miniature a lot, it's recommended that you seal it with a spray or brush-on seal after the paint has thoroughly dried.
All minis designed in an asset manipulation program by Celeste & Ben with love and attention to detail!
