A large Desert prowling predator with sharp plated armor Mounted on a 50mm cavalry base diorama of cracked earth outcroppings.
The Artists of this wonderful piece is Adrian Szumilas. he is the sculptor of the Barren™ project
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Prowling over the dusty rock-strewn west of Sol’Kesh, a grahknash surveys the horizon for prey. Savagely ravenous, the creature
follows herd beasts for miles along migration trails and waterholes, its sand-blasted plates camouflaging it slightly as it relentlessly
charges down the weak and young. Little deters the beast in its natural habitat as its thick sharp plates, that cover it from snout to
spiked tail defend it from all but the most ferocious of apex predators. When not actively hunting, the grahknash will curiously be
found licking stone and mud. Slowly building up silica deposits in its body to harden and strengthen its plating. This allows its outer
protrusions and hard knobby club-like tail to not only be a suitable bludgeon but razor sharp.
