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Great sculpts, but come on, stop doing those [MOD EDIT - No swear filter workarounds, please. - Alpharius] poses where you got one leg standing on something. Especially a stupid pose like this. One leg on a stone and swinging a big weapon.

Some look interesting, but i can't find anywhere what size these figures are.

Each miniature in their site list the approximate height, they are big.

These look like updated Ultraforge models. I really love the models - the old Ultraforge dragon was a beautiful sculpt. My wallet is going to scream at me come Feb ...

This reminds me a lot of ultraforge, particularly the dragons... which are AMAZING.

Wonder what the price point will be

Some nice looking models on their site, just a shame that they're all stood on massive rocks that dwarf the human sized figure in the comparison image. Not overly sold on the wings for Morbat, but that might be the angle / zoom on the pictures.

Some of them remind me of the old RT era GD figures, just bigger and better quality.

Belshazu looks great.

Yeah, that's some cool stuff right there...

prankster wrote:
Some nice looking models on their site, just a shame that they're all stood on massive rocks that dwarf the human sized figure in the comparison image. Not overly sold on the wings for Morbat, but that might be the angle / zoom on the pictures.

Some of them remind me of the old RT era GD figures, just bigger and better quality.

To be fair, you could just remove the rock... most of them look like they might fit onto a base anyway.

Love the classic "keeper of secrets"

So the source is revealed. Here the others:
Belshazu


Balrogoth

All confirmed to be part of the kickstarter starting 1st February.

Well they are definatly inspired by the Rogue Trader era Greater Deamons.













And this ladies and Gents, is what happens when you make accurate anatomic studies( unlike gw space marines).

Its a shame that i stopped playing Daemons because of their awefull codex, i would gladly have bought that "Bloodthirster".

Now maybe for an Angron model, or if the price and size is right as Anngorath.

Rest:
Bregalad:


Prothero


Pyre

OK I honestly can't tell, are those renders of a 3D model, hand sculpted in GS, or hand sculpted in green FIMO? The detail is astonishing, to the point I'm feeling willing to overlook my normally burning hatred of sockpuppetry and "viral marketing" to get one of those not-LoC.

Very nice stuff. I'm also thinking Ultraforge.

 Yodhrin wrote:
OK I honestly can't tell, are those renders of a 3D model, hand sculpted in GS, or hand sculpted in green FIMO? The detail is astonishing, to the point I'm feeling willing to overlook my normally burning hatred of sockpuppetry and "viral marketing" to get one of those not-LoC.

Text for the not-LoC says that the images are of a render. Whilst I've not checked the rest I'd imagine that they're all the same, given the similar appearance of the material in the images.

Cor lumme.
*fans self with hat*
Hnngh
*readjusts trousers*

From the scales they show they seem to be a bit too big for 40K. They seem to be in the size of FW Greater Daemons, would have loved some around 4" tall rather than 6".

Youtube channel with spins of models

also in kickstart video, 3 more outlines of models

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXGnQIJTGS-e5D-E0PdE1_Q?feature=watch

On webpage they show some models with base size reference
will fit on appropriate base, 50mm for Deamons and Chariot for dragon

http://www.creaturecaster.com/collections/all

 Yodhrin wrote:
OK I honestly can't tell, are those renders of a 3D model, hand sculpted in GS, or hand sculpted in green FIMO?

Renders, each and every one.

Yeah, it is the guy previously behind Ultraforge.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Nmj1wnFNCk#t=10

I loved the Ultraforge models and am looking forward to seeing what he does this time as the company grows.

Oh this looks great. I had several ultraforge demons in my 40k demon army and they are truly beautiful models.

I'm glad he's back at it. I had two of his other demons, but then he sold the business out and the newest release from ultra forge looked like gak.

Damn - another kickstarter I have to back.
My poor wallet!!

 Theophony wrote:
I'm glad he's back at it. I had two of his other demons, but then he sold the business out and the newest release from ultra forge looked like gak.

Also very glad to see he's back that daemon prince from the shell of a company that's got the ultraforge name still was horrendous.

Can very much see february being an expensive month looking at those renders.

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 insaniak wrote:

Baconblaster87 wrote:
It's almost definitely not GW the pic on the bottom right of the demon with the crab claws is a d&d monster called a glabrezu that I've seen manufactured previously by both wotc and reaper minis. However, that is one seriously awesome sculpt that I'd want to paint regardless of the publisher!

Both the Keeper of Secrets and the Bloodthirster were based on D&D demons...

Which ones? I know the Lord of Change is based on Demon Type I/Vrock. The Bloodthirster always seemed like an updated version of their "Balgorg", which had an obvious inspiration of it's own...

Man I have most of the ultraforge stuff.. I'm definitely picking this up. I love his the crab claw demon as I feel that's a much better vision of a keeper of secrets.

Need more non-GW greater demons!

Kolbalt266 wrote:
Youtube channel with spins of models

also in kickstart video, 3 more outlines of models

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXGnQIJTGS-e5D-E0PdE1_Q?feature=watch

On webpage they show some models with base size reference
will fit on appropriate base, 50mm for Deamons and Chariot for dragon

http://www.creaturecaster.com/collections/all

That video just made my day.

I've got an Ultraforge giant that is just awesome - and I always wanted to get their dragon and Treewoman. Feb. should be interesting!

They're renders... but with how good software is getting at making renders look realistic, and with more and more companies rendering models complete with bases, it's certainly hard to tell at first glance.