Ye Olde Inn

Got an email about this KS today,

Dungeon Monsters 28mm miniatures Undead Zombies & Scenery

Miniatures look pretty good, plus there is some good stretch goal pieces.


edit: took "and" out of subject... duh zombies are undead...

Looks a little "meh" to me...

The goblin skeleton has skull ears!

Some look better than others. Wish the guy was selling smaller assortments; I'd love to get just two each of the dwarf zombie and skeleton for "The Hall of the Dwarven Kings."

I am about 100+ mini's behind on my painting.

I do like the concept and stretch goal rewards...but some of the mini's are kind of blah.

I see some Ratmen..er..Skaven Skeletons and Zomvies... That's kind of cool. Goblins too.

maj!

The stretch goals are a very nice aspect.
Yet, I too think that the minis aren't that great. I like the dead Sonja though, would be a pretty sweet quest boss.

I know the guy who sculpted the Not-Fimir for Ye Olde Inn here, is planning his own zombie dwarf/elf/orc kickstarter soon. So hes gonna be pissed this got in first, lol. But on the plus side he's got more characterful sculpt than these in my opinion

For those who just want a few bits of clutter, will be be releasing a lot of dungeon clutter on the store in the next couple of weeks. A lot of the stuff there will have a version of, for just a few gold pieces


Yea that's a spy goblin hiding in a barrel! lol

Oh dear...

I'm setting aside some quid.
I mean, for the bits in your shop.
The Kickstarter... no.

Hey there Thantos,

Digging the bits here... A lot of nifty odds and ends... In the top pic in particular, that fertility god talisman is very reminiscent of the one from the Film 'The Thirteenth Warrior', too cool. And also from the topmost pic, is that a cat-box or a rat on a serving tray?...*Chuckle*...

Will do a Ye Olde Inn member discount code of course KK Always more dungeon clutter is needed!

Thanks QorDaq! These were done by Mathias Rizell who has a nice classic vibe to his sculpts, i think.
He was great with researching things and pretty much everything has its grounding in history


And yep, its a rat in your tray of grains!