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After seeing their FB ad so many times, I finally had to pull the trigger and put an order in. I ordered on Wednesday, and to my surprise, they turned up today! That's some fast shipping from Poland to Sweden. So score 1. When I opened the package, the miniatures were well packed in bubble wrap, and on top of that they came in blisters. So no real risk of damage there. Score 2. I also found a small hand-penned sketch (by their artist, beautiful) on a post-it note along with a "thanks for ordering". Very personal and friendly. Score 3! But what you really want is the miniatures, right? Well, here they are, Ingrid and Nadia:









Beautiful, aren't they? The casts were basically flawless with very few mould lies (most cleverly hidden in seams and folds anyway). The resin is hard enough as to be more brittle than bendy, which I clumsily discovered when applying way too much force while trying to glue an arm:



Yep, the ankles snapped! Totally my fault. Luckily, i managed to pin them as to make it almost complete invisible:



I also pinned three of the arms, the only one I felt comfortable not pinning was Nadia right arm, since it had both the wrist and forearm as a contact area. The rest really need to be pinned if you want to do any gaming with them since they only contact at the (very thin) wrist. I used 0.7mm brass wire which worked very well, just had to be careful drilling. As you can see in the pics, it came out fine in the end.

Overall I'm super happy with my purchase and would recommend Siren Miniatures to anyone! I'll probably be using these as Escher in Necromunda or Inquisitorial Acolytes for INQ28. Lovely models they are. Thanks Siren!

I might have to grab those for my Escher as well. Do you have any nearby to do a scale shot.

Here you go Theo. Looks like they might be 32mm but the proportions are such that they easily pass as tall women and not giants.

 Mymearan wrote:
Here you go Theo. Looks like they might be 32mm but the proportions are such that they easily pass as tall women and not giants.

Spoiler:

Thanks, they look like they just ate their wheaties, or they are from one of the more noble uphive families. I think they'll work just fine. Especially if the rerelease necromunda as you know they'll bump up the size too. If nothing else they'd make great bounty hunters.

Thanks a lot @Mymearan for the feedback

Lean ladies are always a pain when it comes to production and fragile parts. There is no good way around which would not destroy the pose or design :|
We just have to be careful and patient

Our miniatures are made for 32 mm heroic scale(from toes to the eye level of a human miniature). They should fit most popular game systems.
At our page you can always check real measurement of the model


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Our first Elves minis





You can find more photos at: www.sirenminiatures.com

Hi guys and galls,

MARCH IS THE LAST MONTH you'll be able to buy physical copy of my minis.

My life and health situation doesn't allow me to continue physical sale and production, so if you want to grab some minis it is the last moment. I will write few more words in the future.

I am considering to run a patreon with digital files of my minis for self printing. This is the only way i can still draw/paint/design/create and run this thing.
Thanks a lot to everyone who support me and my work so far. It means a lot!
Stay safe and healthy. Much Love from Poland.

Daniel Kałaska.

from facebook, so if you need/want some of their dwarves etc grab them now