Bugbears, hags, trolls and a chest that bites back.
The monster manual, sculpted. Gnoll raiders, green hags, club-swinging trolls and a mimic with its tongue out, all built for the table and ready to ambush your party. If your campaign needs something for the heroes to fight, start here.
Fierce heroes. Sharp silhouettes. Slightly opinionated cloaks.
Full fantasy football teams, sixteen players strong, alongside wasteland bounty hunters like Lone Wolf, Junk Girl Scrapper and New Faith. RN Estudio sculpts characters with attitude and silhouettes that read across the table.
Sci-fi troopers, mercs, and post-human nuisances.
Our biggest single range. Cyberpunk operatives with more wire than skin, hackers, VR dog fighters, skelepunks and spaceborn defenders, all in 32mm and printed exactly as Papsikels sculpted them. If you want a squad that looks like it stepped out of a neon alley, start here.
Our own range. Sculpted in-house, printed on the same machines as everything else.
The house range. Fantasy heroes and sci-fi troopers, a fantasy football roster with a cheerleader nobody argues with, plus the bundles, mystery boxes and seconds you will not find anywhere else. When we sculpt something ourselves, this is where it lands first.
Gravediggers, cultists, and heroes who look like they earned it.
Dark fantasy with a light touch. Vae Victis moves between grim gravediggers and cultists and a more whimsical, cartoon-leaning line of adventurers, all built for tabletop roleplaying and skirmish. Over four hundred models and counting.
Big bads and beautifully bad ideas.
One of our top-selling ranges. Undead sand guardians, weeping halfling workers, masked cultists and half an alphabet of wizards. CastNPlay builds encounters, not just figures, so a single order can fill a whole dungeon.
A strike team moving down a wet neon street.
Cyberpunk in waves. Neon-lit hackers, imposing mechs and street-level operatives where high tech meets low life. Unit9 sculpts with a designer's eye for hard surfaces and clean panel lines, which makes them a joy to paint with edge highlights and glow.
Long lances held level in a historical rank.
Fantasy with a historical backbone. Knights, ranked infantry and warbands that feel like they marched out of a chronicle, plus a line of fantasy football teams for when the battlefield is a pitch.
Mythologies of the world, one pantheon a month.
Grimdark soldiers, hiver bureaucrats and forge workers, Giff infantry with too many puddings behind them, and gods from every pantheon on Earth. Across The Realms swings from mythology to sci-fi grit and lands both, in 32mm and printed exactly as designed.
Heroic centrepieces, warbands, and the occasional giant.
Noble knights, wandering traders bent under their packs, champions and armoured fighters, with the scenic pieces and accessories to base them properly. Galaad sculpts dynamic poses with plenty of texture and panel definition for painters at every level.
Ancient cultures, sharp armour, sharper history.
Fantasy rooted in real cultures. Elf archers mid draw, Aztec and Norse-inspired warriors, and armour that looks researched rather than invented. Haito is the range for a skirmish force that feels like it has a history.
Gunslingers, cyber tech priests, and a wasteland gone wrong.
Genre-hopping on purpose. Wild west gunslingers and outlaws in one folder, cyber wasteland mercenaries, snipers and a tech priest called C0MPL3X in the next. Onmioji sculpts big weapons and bigger personalities, with smart bases to match.
Survivors, shamblers, and the things in the frozen vault.
The outbreak range. Tactical survivors with pistols and molotovs, bloated zombies, a zombie pope, antlered cultists and a frost lich on his throne. VaultZ is built for modern-horror skirmish and zombie campaigns, and it mixes into dark fantasy without a fight.
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