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Hey everyone! Matt here from Pariah-Miniatures. Today I would like to show you a preview of whats to come from Pariah-Miniatures as well as give a little intro to the 'company'. Essentially Pariah-Miniatures is a home grown operation. Pariah-Miniatures will primarily feature sculpts of 'out cast' races, creatures and denizens of the fantasy world. What are miniatures without paint? Pariah-Miniatures also has painting services as well as converting services.

Most of the miniatures will be available in different 'styles'. These styles consist of light armor, heavy armor, and an assortment of weapons. This is so they can be incorporated into your favorite fantasy table top game, whether it be for a dungeon crawl or your looking to theme/ spice up an existing army with a count as unit.

Some races will get more love than others. In other words they will get a variety of units to form an awesome alternative team for your war games, or just cherry pick the units you like.

Pariah-Miniatures is proud to present: The Fungali (stand in name)
More of these spore-men will be coming with: various poses, weapons, armor (in their case fungus) styles, mushroom caps, and more!




I probably should have used a wash to pick out the detail. More variants of this are being worked on and weapon concepts are being flushed out atm. Let me know what you think!

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Really fantastic, but I think you are going to need more polish/detail in order to make a business venture of it. That being said, the models really remind me of Myconid from the old D&D monstrous manual. I love the morel looking head on the second one. Hope to see more from your company in the future. With a little bit of polish work, I think you'll get plenty of bizz. I know I'd buy em.

Are these fantasy? I like the name sporelligus, but I don't think it looks quite right. I do really love it though, even though he is a large walking mushroom, his face seems full of personality

I'd imagine that it would work for fantasy or sci fi depending on gear/paint.

I like them, but I've always had a soft spot for D&D Myconids

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