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I finally finished compiling this reference book and it’s up on Amazon. The book is 331 pages thick, with the first 157 pages containing images of every figure I ever produced, not counting subcontracting work for other companies. I thought there were only 1,500 images, but after a recount there are 2,400 figures. A rider on horseback counts as two, but a dragon with wings only counts as one; only because the rider is often interchangeable with other figures. There are roughly 65 pages of D20 stats based on the images. Another 80 pages of Draggles Town comics, and 30 pages of part numbers and what figures went to what buyers. I am certain that there are a few errors which anyone can point out and post on my Mega Miniatures Facebook page. 16 years, piles of images, paperwork, it was simply overwhelming. I could have easily doubled the size of the book but had to say "Enough is enough" and put it to rest. Here is a link to the book on Amazon



https://www.amazon.com/Guide-Mega-Miniatures-2001-2017/dp/B0CGL4FLQ6?ref_=ast_author_mpb

Good to see you around, though I miss your MegaMini KS's.

You did leave at a good time, as Archon's put out a ton of dungeon dressing, and Tiny Furniture did a major sitting folks campaign.

Here're two of the Johnny Lauck Dungeon Dressing tavern regulars. That drunken guy is great!

I never bought as much as I wanted to from you, but thank you for your years of work.

Very professionally painted wizard at table with drunk. That was from the Dungeon Decor series 2 set and I had to cast 72,000 parts to satisfy that kickstarter. My best one to date and the Dungeon Decor was always the best sellers for me over the years. Yeah, the market was oversaturated then and choices continue to rise as interest continues to fall. Casting and selling miniatures was and probably will always be, the best and most rewarding job I ever had. Thanks everyone for all your support over the years!

Glad you enjoyed it! The figures always gave me cool ideas - like others, I wish I'd bought more.

Johnny Lauck...

I heard of you! I thought you'd be taller.


Any way to tempt you back into The Firm? Your Star Mogul figures were some of my first, along with endless batches of the zombie range for an early version of Zombie fighting. Thanks for all of your hard work over the years.