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Artemis · Great Hammerhead

Artemis · Great Hammerhead

$168.00 USD
$168.00 USD
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The name Artemis comes from the goddess of the hunt —
a quiet reference to the great hammerhead shark’s extraordinary ability to sense, search, and strike with precision.

With its wide hammer-shaped head, the great hammerhead carries sensory organs across a broader field, helping it detect hidden prey beneath the sand. Its eye placement also gives the animal an exceptionally wide field of vision, allowing it to read the surrounding water with remarkable awareness.

This piece captures the long, flexible silhouette of the great hammerhead, with a calm cruising posture, restrained surface texture, and a subtle sense of motion.

Each piece is individually hand-painted, resulting in slight variations that make every model unique.

Details 
Scale: 1:35
Material: Solid resin
Length: 17 cm

Shipping 
Free standard shipping
Estimated delivery: 7–21 business days
Duties, taxes are not included

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Aaron Miller
Elegant hammerhead sculpt

The long cruising shape is captured beautifully. The hammerhead profile is accurate without looking exaggerated, and the paint finish feels very refined.

Aaron Miller review photo
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Claire Evans
Clean lines and great balance

I love how calm this model feels. The wide head, slim body, and subtle surface texture make it a very polished display piece.

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Nathan Brooks
Excellent for shark collectors

A very tasteful great hammerhead model. It looks realistic, the proportions are convincing, and it pairs well with my other 1:35 marine pieces.

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Emily Carter
Subtle and realistic

The hand-painted finish is restrained in the best way. It has enough detail to feel lifelike while still looking clean and premium on the shelf.

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Logan Scott
Great movement in the pose

The pose gives a quiet sense of motion, like the shark is gliding through open water. Very happy with the craftsmanship.