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I can finally announce that Miniature13 has launched its website. It's taken a little longer then expected but it's here.

I'd like to thank all the people who helped getting it this far, especially the Kickstarter backers whom I couldn't have done it without. Thank you.

The majority of miniatures have been sculpted, printed and cast by Prodoss Games. I'd love to hear what you guys think, both good and bad, so comment below.

All miniature are 32mm scale, although Rayne and Scarecrow are available in 54mm.
Cheers,
Damien

Miniature13 website
Facebook page

Tuesday- 32mm




Rayne- 32/54mm


Lucius- 44mm


Scarecrow- 32/54mm


Overseer- 40mm


Eral Controller- 32mm


Adira- 32mm


Kickstarter exclusives
Forntline- 32mm




Maybe-32mm

Very cool! Loved the resin mini I got from the campaign, flawless cast . Has such an Infinity vibe, I just wish theirs were resin, too!

I've enjoyed painting my Scare Crow and one of the shield ladies.

What type of resins do you guys use?

it's not typical resin you see like in Arena rex, studio mcvey or Dark Lands.

It's much more flexible and bendy (not like repaer bones to be specific).

I could actually bend legs and arms significantly without breaking them. Big Lizard guy no. He seems to be made of a different material (typical resin we all have encountered).

Seems like the perfect resin for gamers as you don't have to worry about things snapping but also holds detail better than metal.

Will you be making the big lizard guy in the same resin as with the other line?

RiTides wrote:Very cool! Loved the resin mini I got from the campaign, flawless cast . Has such an Infinity vibe, I just wish theirs were resin, too!

That's exactly what I want to hear Prodos Games and Zealot Miniatures are fantastic at mould making and casting.

Piston Honda wrote:I've enjoyed painting my Scare Crow and one of the shield ladies.

What type of resins do you guys use?

it's not typical resin you see like in Arena rex, studio mcvey or Dark Lands.

It's much more flexible and bendy (not like repaer bones to be specific).

I could actually bend legs and arms significantly without breaking them. Big Lizard guy no. He seems to be made of a different material (typical resin we all have encountered).

Seems like the perfect resin for gamers as you don't have to worry about things snapping but also holds detail better than metal.

Will you be making the big lizard guy in the same resin as with the other line?

The resin is a blend of resins developed by Prodos Games. It is more shock resistant then normal resins. The Overseer is a more traditional resin and was cast by Zealot Miniatures and it is unlikely that he, in this current version, will be cast in the other resin.

I'd love to see some pictures once you get them painted .

-M13 Damien

Miniature13 website
Facebook page