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Caractacus Chameleon

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Caractacus Chameleon
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Caractacus Chameleon is a respected expert in prehistoric cave art – though some claim he just likes being in caves where no one can see him.He often partners with Muswell Mole on guided tours, offering insight into ancient techniques (and the importance of a well-sketched mammoth).Quiet, observant, and almost impossible to photograph, Caractacus is not one for fuss. But get him started on pigment layering, and rest assured: you’ll know he’s there!

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Trending up 21.9%
Typical price
£107.45
Middle half
£94.29 – £130.52
Full range
£83.90 – £151.80
Based on
14 listings
What sellers are asking51 listings across 8 days
£80£100£120£1402026-09-05: median £112.50 from 8 listings2026-09-13: median £112.50 from 2 listings, too few listings that day to be reliable2026-09-21: median £94.30 from 1 listing, too few listings that day to be reliable2026-09-30: median £112.50 from 8 listings2026-10-08: median £120 from 7 listings2026-10-17: median £125 from 8 listings2026-10-26: median £114.95 from 8 listings2026-11-05: median £109.90 from 9 listings2026-09-052026-11-05

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