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Jotun – Mark VI SPW Mech
The Jotun Mark VI is a marvel of Alimrothi progress and technology. Designed by the magnanimous aristocrat Jarquin Jotun, the mechs have aided Alimroth in all aspects of its society since their first model. Even the Mark I was made famous for its part in the construction of the first Airships that let fly over the great mountains of Brannfest. Since then they’ve only become more refined and more multipurpose, taken up by some of the biggest names in Alimroth’s steps of progress.
Haugen Agriculture and Forestry are among some of its biggest buyers, using fleets of their specially made Jotuns to easily slice and dice their way through some of the most stubborn forests in Alimroth. Even the beasts that dwell within cower and flee from the might of these great metal goliaths, tails in flame and tucked between their legs as they go.
But an even bigger buyer is the Alimroth Military, who have entire regiments made up of Jotun’s armed with special-made weapons of destruction. These peacekeeping Jotun’s now form the backbone of Alimroth’s military and it’s said the single canon of one of the SPW Jotun’s is able to punch a hole clean through a Baldurian capital ship. Though some of these Jotun’s like the one pictured above have been special fitted to deal with the Druidic Menace that plagues East Alimroth, with druids constantly meddling in the works of Haugen Corp, the military has been asked to intervene.
Exceptional Quality
Our models are conceived on paper and then bought to life as concept art by our dedicated arts team. These concepts are then passed on to our sculptors who meticulously create the stunning models we offer.
32mm and 75mm variants
Whether its tabletop adventures, or having a larger canvas to paint, we ensure we supply both 32mm and 75mm of every model and base.
Presupported
Supports can be tricky. We’ve always found the best way to learn is to try and try again. However we understand adding supports isn’t for everyone. That’s why all our models have pre-supported and un-supported variants.