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Dive sword-first into the world of Savage Crucible, the indie toy line that is redefining collectible fantasy art!

Join us as we welcome the visionary creator and founder of Harvinger Studios, William Post, for an exclusive, deep-dive interview.

In this episode, you will hear:

• The Shocking Collaboration: How William partnered with the Frank Frazetta Estate to transform the legendary fantasy artist's iconic paintings into stunning, highly-articulated action figures.

• The Genesis of a Mythos: From a successful Kickstarter to becoming a specialty retailer favorite, William shares the origin story of Savage Crucible and why he chose to go indie in a market dominated by major players.

• Translating Legends: The incredible design challenges of turning Frank Frazetta's raw, two-dimensional brushstrokes into three-dimensional, poseable figures while maintaining respect for the original masterpieces.

• Building a Universe: Learn about the deep lore, factions (Lemurians, Jaeger, Nashorn), and storytelling that give the Savage Crucible original characters real depth.

• What's Next? A sneak peek at the Lovecraftian Wave 3: Abyss Dreadnoughts and the future potential for even more legendary art collaborations!

If you're a fan of fantasy, high-end collectibles, or the immortal art of Frank Frazetta, this episode is an essential listen. Get ready to lose your mind!

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Audio composed and edited by 

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