image © Petersen Games paint © Tim Prow |
Painted 1:56 scale Shoggoth miniature creature for Cthulhu Wars from Petersen Games company |
The Shoggoth miniature creature from Petersen Games is an amorphous blob, for the Cthulhu Wars board game. The model is 1/56 (28mm/32mm) scale, has realistic proportions, made of soft PVC.
The same sculpt is used for the Shoggoth (resin) miniature from Fenris Games company, that is made of resin.
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Details - Shoggoth miniature creature for Cthulhu Wars from Petersen Games
Miniature: Shoggoth
GN Code: -
Set: Cthulhu Wars Base Set: includes 2, Kickstarter Shadows Out of Time: includes 4
Range: Cthulhu Wars (Modern Fantasy) for Cthulhu Wars
Company: Petersen Games company
Production: 2015-2017-
Size: Large (S4), Species: Shoggoth (Non-humanoid alien - Amorphous blob), Gender: ?, Technology: Wild, Role: Warrior, Features: -, Armour: unarmoured, no shield, Helmet: no helmet, Equipment in hand: -, no weapons, Equipment carried: -, Based on: Shoggoth
Category: Large (S4) Amorphous blob
Material: soft PVC (soft plastic)
Priming: Primer is not necessary
Scale: 1:56 (28mm / 32mm) scale
Proportions: Realistic
Size: ca. 40mm high
Assembly: One-piece, Sprueless, No cutting required, No assembly
Posing: Hard
Paintjob: Unpainted
Base: Integral scenic base
Conceptual design: Richard Luong
Sculptor: Tim Prow (Fenris Games)
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Review - Shoggoth miniature creature for Cthulhu Wars from Petersen Games
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Size comparison photos - Shoggoth miniature creature for Cthulhu Wars from Petersen Games
Comparison: 1:56 scale Shoggoth for Cthulhu Wars from Petersen Games company, 1:72 (25mm) Greek Hoplite from Zvezda (left) and Greek archer from Zvezda (right). |
Comparison: 1:56 scale Shoggoth for Cthulhu Wars from Petersen Games company, 1:56 (28/32mm) Orc with spear #2 from Renegade Miniatures (left) and Bretonnian Bowman #1 from Games Workshop company (right). |
Comparison: 1:56 scale Shoggoth for Cthulhu Wars from Petersen Games company, and 1:64 scale (28/32mm) Adeptus Astartes for Warhammer 40,000 from Games Workshop company that are similar in size to 1:56 scale humans. The space marines were painted and donated by Victory Makett webstore. |
Comparison: 1:56 scale Shoggoth for Cthulhu Wars from Petersen Games company, 1:50 (35/38mm) scale 35mm high Male Walker #2 and Female Walker #2 for Zombicide from CoolMiniOrNot (donated by CoolMiniOrNot). |
Comparison: 1:56 scale Shoggoth for Cthulhu Wars from Petersen Games company, 1:35 (54mm) scale 40mm high shepherd and 54mm high soldier. |
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Using the miniature - Shoggoth miniature creature for Cthulhu Wars from Petersen Games
Uses for games
- Cthulhu Wars: Shoggoth
- Alkony Wargame: Elemental, Slime monster
- Kings of War: Height 2 Monster
- Forces of Nature: Elemental - Air, Elemental - Earth, Elemental - Water
- Trident Realms: Depth Horror, Depth Horror Eternal
- Deadzone: ?
- Warhammer Fantasy Battles: Daemon of Chaos
- Warhammer: Age of Sigmar: Daemon of Chaos
- Warhammer 40.000: Alien creature, Daemon of Chaos
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Resources - Shoggoth miniature creature for Cthulhu Wars from Petersen Games
Official
Petersen Games: Cthulhu Wars: Official page.
Showcase
Karazax (on DakkaDakka): Cthulhu Wars Shoggoth showcase:
- Karazax (on DakkaDakka): Cthulhu Wars Shoggoth: Showcase article.
- Karazax (on DakkaDakka): Cthulhu Wars Shoggoth: Showcase article, close-up.
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Buying the product - Shoggoth miniature creature for Cthulhu Wars from Petersen Games
Price
Base price (Cthulhu Wars Base Set): 200 USD (188 EUR / 158 GBP), Price/model: ca. 5,4 USD
Base price (Kickstarter Shadows Out of Time): 70 USD, Price/model: ca. 3,9 USD
Where can you buy it?
Petersen Games: Cthulhu Wars: Official page.
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Possible substitutes - Shoggoth miniature creature for Cthulhu Wars from Petersen Games
Petersen Games - Cthulhu Wars - Flying Polyp
Fenris Games - Shoggoth Rising
Fenris Games - Cthulhu Wars - Shoggoth (resin)
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