About this 3D model

The Ocean's Lament is an entity born from the whispers of souls lost at sea and the ruins of forgotten ships. Built from the remains of countless sunken galleons, Its long arms, formed from the twisted and broken masts of ancient vessels, reach towards the sky as if trying to grab the souls of fallen sailors, while its body, assembled with the bow of broken ships, carries the weight of its condemned existence. In battle he is a force of nature. His presence is capable of summoning a thick sea fog that disorients his enemies, while his structure, imbued with the power of the ocean, makes him resistant to magic and physical attacks. The ancient cannons that replace his left hand fire not simple cannonballs, but terrible fiery projectiles that explode on contact, releasing the clamor and fury of storms past. The work on the details on this miniature has been long and laborious, but it has been worth it. The ship's hull that forms his body is full of zombie pirates seeking to escape from its infernal bowels, its hold is loaded with gunpowder, its mast still retains remains of sails moved by a ghostly breeze... Hundreds of details to paint and enjoy . But of course I don't forget the players. I know that in the past I have gotten carried away with size and created miniatures that were too big for the bases of some of your favorite games... For that reason, I have good news for you! I have worked on a complex joint system for each of the parts of this miniature: The legs, arms, hands and feet can be positioned in multiple ways, so they can fit on any large base or you can create a beautiful base scenic and adapt the pose to your base. -------ATTENTION------- As you have asked me many times, I have created this model in a scale that fits most square bases in your favorite wargames and that can be printed on most printers, whether large or medium. However, the scale of the details is rather small. If you don't care that the model needs a slightly larger base and that the details look scaled according to your game, you will have to scale the model to make it larger. To do this, place a miniature in the program you use to print (Chitubox, for example) and then take the main body next to it. Scale until you are happy with the size of the details and then scale the rest of the pieces to that percentage. That way, players who like the models to fit a certain base size will be satisfied, and those who like larger details will also be satisfied. Whatever type of player you are, I hope you enjoy this model. This unit is from the March 2024 release on Tribes and Patreon.