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We updated our website to include the Man-Hunter and a little information on the Holy Lands, the first major location for the board game.

http://www.kingdom-death.com

The Man-Hunter was illustrated by Danny Cruz and the miniature was sculpted by Juan Navarro Perez. The combination of these two artists has been pretty magical. We are super proud to be working with both of them of course!





The Man-Hunter miniature is getting a first run collectors edition treatment, the package will include :
- Man-Hunter Miniature
- Printed Artwork signed by the artist himself!
- A special Kingdom Death illustrated tale printed on a postcard.

It should be available sometime in the next two weeks. We will notify or mailing list first, then everywhere else.

We apologize in advance for the short production runs. But at this time it's the only way we can keep things manageable for many reasons. So we deeply thank you in advance for your time and interest!

We also have an article in Irregular Magazine, a very cool and noble project that is certainly worth looking into.
http://www.irregularmagazine.com/

Ahh the pose and the feel between model and art is very different.

Quite amazing.

This guy looks kinda neat.

Can't wait to see some updates and further product.

Wow...that's impressive man! Keep up the good work.

Impressive website and plans ya'll have going on - I'm digging on the white speaker too, hot sculpt for sure Hunter here is quite nicely done too, though as far as Luna's comment goes, I think the pose translated quite well, but there is some "feel" that didn't quite make it. I think it's the shadowed face in the art, which may hide any number of inhuman visages - I had filled in a noseless cadaver of a face in my mind - whilst the model's own face is clearly a 'hard ass killa' face ...

But all the same, nice work and rocking quality all around, I'll keep my eyes out for more to come.

- Salvage

Truth, but the chang ein translation is not necessarily a bad one. Merely lateral in my opinion; both styles are very nice! I dig the sculpt. How big is this model compared to others in the range however? If it's not significantly larger, then why is he carrying a mini-gibbet over his shoulder??? Some kind of badge of office?

Bad-ass sculpt, in any regard.

Wow he looks great. How big is he? like would your models work good for Warhammer or are they a bigger scale?

Boss_Salvage wrote:I had filled in a noseless cadaver of a face in my mind

Supposedly there will be no zombies in this game... But this guy does kinda look zombiesque.

I get the feeling that this character isn't much larger than a regular human, he's just a lot more powerful. And I think the model matches the picture just fine. Concept art is always a lot more detailed than the model upon which it is based.

He really looks like an Inquisitor, only really not. Zombie Inquisitor?

I'll take some size comparison shots again. Also his face reminded me a bit of freddy krueger, never really thought zombie but I suppose that's cuz we created him. hehe.

Cool model, although he looks like he lost some weight between concept and product.

Looks like a great radical daemonhunter inquisitor!Awesome sculpt.

Yeah, he did kinda shrink up a bit, lose some buff, didn't he?

Wow, awesome sculpts. Really beautiful stuff, can't wait to see more.

Some people were requesting size comparison photos, so here they are!