Re: AKULA's Apocalypse Isle Miniatures - 29 NEW FIGURES (pg 19)

[Johnno]

I'm "lost" for words...

[AKULA]

The most recent greens are all sculpted by Shane Hoyle.

 

[Booboo]

WOW, those newer pics are REALLY REALLY cool.

[Andym]

Ohhhh pretty!

Any plans for sculpting a dinosaur and a polar bear?

[Commander Vyper]

The most recent greens are all sculpted by Shane Hoyle.

 

Glad to hear Shane's back in chair mate I did think they were but I know it's not been great  for him of late.

Glad you're considering the panda armour mind

[Wachaza]

Awesome. Shane is really one of the most talented putty pushers out there.

[uti long smile]

Very nice.

[AKULA]

Size Comparison Photos








As you can hopefully see, the greens in the project are all in the range of 30-32mm to the top of the head, and so should hopefully fit in with other contemporary figures (the squares are 1/2"). 

Apologies, but that was the only Empress mini I had unpainted/unbased, wanted one standing a bit straighter, but you should get the gist.

 

[Elk101]

They look spot on!

[Juan]

They are perfect for my HF figures!!!! Fantastic. When I can buy them? 

[Earther]

Superb! 

[Chambersofminiatures]

I am really looking forward to your new line. The last few miniatures pics are fantastic. I see what you did!

[AKULA]

They are perfect for my HF figures!!!! Fantastic. When I can buy them? 

The greens are off to Griffin for moulding v.shortly, and so I'd hope they will be available before the end of the month, so start saving....I suspect that my spares won't be hanging around long 

[Dr Mathias]

The greens are off to Griffin for moulding v.shortly, and so I'd hope they will be available before the end of the month, so start saving....I suspect that my spares won't be hanging around long 

It boggles my mind that people with Kickstarter money take longer than you to get shit done. Your projects really put it into perspective. I've backed a couple Kickstarters that are small ventures, about the same number of figures, that take months if not a year to get it out the door.

Keep me on your mailing list for these, I'm in for one of each at least. 

[Mason]

I really like a lot of what I see and may have to consider getting some for my South East Asian spy-fi setting.
Hmmmm...
 

It boggles my mind that people with Kickstarter money take longer than you to get shit done. Your projects really put it into perspective. I've backed a couple Kickstarters that are small ventures, about the same number of figures, that take months if not a year to get it out the door.

I wont bothering with a KS again unless it is a company with a good track record of planning them properly.
Had a few good experiences followed by two awful ones, both from Spain, from which I am still waiting over a year later.

Nothing easier than getting a bunch of greens, get them cast up and sell them.
Why do some have difficulty with that idea?