- Some models are single-piece; others may require simple assembly.
- Printed in solid, non-hollowed, ABS-like resin.
- Most supports have been removed.
- Bases are not included.
- Supplied unpainted.
- Not suitable for children under 6 years of age.
- Any warped parts can usually be straightened with hot water, although this is rarely necessary.
- Assembly can be done easily in a few seconds using a small amount of white (wood) glue on one part and strong superglue on the other.
Posable Modular miniatures.
Scale 32mm.
Height ~ 50mm.
These models were made by Proxywars.
The Mekhenty are the brutal executioners of the rebellion—warriors who wield massive two-handed axes, striking with raw strength and merciless precision. Descended from hunters, woodcutters, and former mercenaries, they are the embodiment of Netjeret’s fury forged into steel. Where Nek swarm and Oupouaout endure, the Mekhenty deliver the killing blow—shattering shields, cleaving armor, and hacking down all who stand in their path.
⚔️ Netjeret Mekhenty – Executioners of Wrath
In the darkest hours of the uprising, when walls must fall and enemies must be broken, the Mekhenty are unleashed. Their great axes are not just weapons—they are symbols of judgment, each strike echoing the vengeance of a people who have endured centuries of oppression.
Though slower and fewer in number, their sheer power turns them into a terrifying force of shock troops. The sight of their twin-bladed weapons, drenched in the blood of oppressors, is often enough to scatter enemy ranks before the blades even fall.
𓂀 Lore Summary
In the villages of Netjeret, hatred of the elves and foreign settlers has forged a stubborn rebellion. These fighters are not regular soldiers, but shepherds, farmers, and former Greanan warriors who have taken up arms to defend their freedom. Organized in ragtag bands, they embody the fury of a people who refuse any form of domination.
Their rebellion is secretly supported by Ta-Khefet, which supplies them with weapons and instructors. In the hills and villages of Netjeret, they wage a brutal guerrilla war: ambushes, sabotage, and night raids. While many are nothing more than cannon fodder, others still carry on the traditions of the ancient Greanan warrior caste, a reminder that Netjeret was once the cradle of an empire.
The Nek are not warriors by trade but martyrs in the making. Villagers turned into cannon fodder, their sacrifice keeps the rebellion alive. For the Netjeret cause, their deaths are not waste—they are fuel.
