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The Greek Battle Beasts archive is divided into four sections. Each section features seven sculpts. Click on the thumbnail images on each archive page to see larger, high-resolution images of each figure.
I'm very proud to describe a unique feature of this archive! Due to the fact that Internet users use a variety of different sized computer monitors and a variety of different screen resolution settings, I have crafted the archive pages in such a way that the size of the images in the archive is completely adjustable. In order to adjust the size of the archive pages to most suit your monitor and screen settings, on your browser tool bar, simply click on "View" and then "Text Size" and select "Increase" or "Decrease." As a result of what you select, you will see the text and images of the archive pages increase or decrease in size!
(Note that this function is not to be confused with the "Zoom" function built into some Internet browsers.)
While browsing the archive pages, you will notice three types of symbols. These symbols resemble silhouettes of the various Greek Battle Beast sculpts. Each symbol signifies something different. Recall that many Greek Battle Beasts were packaged with the wrong arms! Let's look at the three symbols for Horny Toad and what they represent. |
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The above symbol, a silhouette with solid body and hollow arms, means the body of that particular sculpt has been documented, but the arms have not.
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The above symbol, a silhouette with solid arms and hollow body, means that one or both of that particular sculpt's arms have been documented, but the body has not.
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The above symbol, a silhouette with solid body and solid arms, means one or both of the arms and the body of that particular sculpt have been documented, although they may not be on the same figure. In other words, two figures may be documented: one with the arms, and one with the body!
Enjoy the archive!
~Soupie
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