You leave the/ best comments whether it’s tips being nice or just hanging out in the community and keeping people looking up you make people happy and that’s a great skill
Well, guys. As russian myself, i would recommend you to check out Artel "W" Miniatures. These guys are THE BEASTS. They do near-warhammer things and also some original ones. But all of them just pure plastic magic.
In Great Britain my go-to source of models is El Greco Miniatures. They have 1000's of figures and busts etc., of all scales, from a very large selection of manufacturers. Their points system is very generous too. The more you spend then the more you can save on later orders.
My partner loves Dark Crystal and Labyrinth and I've been looking for something meaningful to get her and paint her so that's absolutely perfect. Thank you so much Scott, your channel has done so much for me. I started hobbying again for the first time since I was 14 at the start of the year and your videos have made sense of all the painting techniques I learnt to do without TH-cam videos and explained how to do them properly. I've also learnt so much just about modelling in general. Please have a lovely day and don't ever stop painting minis!
I've been itching to try a larger model or bust so that I have a larger canvas to practice skin tones and this is such a perfect resource. Thanks, Scott!
Hurrah! As a non GW game-player it can get a bit depressing wading through wall to wall content regarding the latest GW hotness etc. so it's great to see you spreading the word again about mini-life outside the GW-iverse. I'd also recommend Big Child Creatives, Black Sun Miniatures, Nekko Galaxy, and Bold Miniatures.
If interested, the Ninja Lady stems from a Weird War 2 / Dieselpunk 32mm scale Tabletop Wargame called Dust 1947 which I can only wholeheartedly recommend. Very cool fluff, great visuals and very Player friendly Rules. btw, the Model you gave Vince and he painted so amazingly is from the same game but different faction. Thanks for all the cool vids, Scott!
I went to post this exact thing. Winter Soldier comes from that game as well. Fantastic game, and all the models from the 1947 reboot (2017 onward) are really really good for preassembled minis.
Some are mentioned in the extended doc, but I also recommend checking out Kimera, Mierce, Creature Caster and Artel W. I've gotten at least one mini from each of them and they were all fantastic!
I love finding new mini companies to drool over! The majority of my collection is Reaper from their Kickstarters but I've really enjoyed getting different styles. I didn't know about any of these companies, so thank you!
when you talked about how you see a story in every mini and showed so many that you didnt paint yet it just reminded me of my own collection of unpainted minis. guess time to square up and work on some now :)
I purchased the Dragon's Daughter from Black Sun Miniatures when it came out and eventually I will be brave enough to paint it. I just feel like I need to learn some more basics before giving a unique display piece a go. Thanks for the video. It featured a couple of lines of minis I had not heard of before but will definitely be checking out.
As someone who mostly cares about 28/32mm scale for D&D purposes, I'm SO glad to see you recommend Red-Box-Games! I fell in love with Tre Manor's sculpts for Reaper, and when I discovered I could buy more directly from him, I was obviously very excited. As a novice painter, they were some of the first metal figures I've acquired. They were actually a bit smaller than anticipated, but still the detail is at a really nice and not TOO intimidating level. The clothes they wear, their poses and the "story" they all seem to be a part of, it all REALLY fits into the aesthetic I imagine my D&D games to have.
Some of my other favorite incredible D&D-scaled figures are from the relatively well-known Darksword Miniatures and Hasslefree Miniatures, which are both mostly metal. Westfalia and Zealot Miniatures are both using the sculpting talents of Boris Woloszyn, who may be my favorite sculptor right now. I recently received my rewards for a Westfalia Kickstarter and the crispy detail on those sculpts is truly stunning.
I recently started branching out from warhammer minis and got a copy of the Death Korps of Krieg bust to paint (obviously didn't branch out that far), and have been struggling to find the legit minis through all of the different sites I've found. This video is exactly what I needed to make sure I'm helping out the actual sculptors and creators!
I'm enjoying your new video way more than I ever did before. Great idea to shine the spotlight on some other smaller companies that create amazing miniatures.
I dont think that painting with a story in mind is Hokey at all and I approve of this message! This is how I like to paint when given the freedom to do so. Really been enjoying the videos.
Thanks for the info Scott! I've been wanting to branch outside of GW for a while now. As soon as I saw the Morgana figure from Echoes of Camelot at 2:05, I went straight to Kickstarter and ordered that bad boy.
Was in MN this week. Guess you guys are well within your 8 months of winter 😄 plenty of time for mini painting, huh? Then again Boston got a few inches of snow yesterday so...
I got some totally awesome minis there. I'm currently painting the second mini in a row from RPModels/Omen-BattleoftheGods and I love them. Fantastic quality. Oddly enough I was already chasing the first one I painted, the Viriathus from RPModels, when I discovered they were a local company. Sometimes great minis are just around the corner.
@@Donmegamuffin really? They were extremely friendly to me. The miniatures I bought from them were fine, no bubbles. So the resin was fine, better than GWs failcast of course, but ArtelW is on a complete different Level
Thank you for the inspiration! I love Dark Sword Miniatures for the same reasons you fancy Red Box Games. They have a very unique and story telling vibe to them that I find very appealing :)
I buy from a few websites not directly from such as emerald hobbies and mighty ape it’s a bit difficult for Australians so any place we get em from. Is a blessing
I have been trying to get a handle on mini painting since I bought the Ultimate Jazza boxes. I am coming from a college educated art degree space and I have not painted models since the 6th grade and the last one I can even remember working on was a Plymouth Duster 68 or 69! Oh and yes it was new back then. I am just an old codger looking for a way to make art with these mini’s of which I am now the owner. I am enjoying watching your videos, I am a bit tired of you screeching at the end of your video but I realize that you have a “brand” to be loyal to, hummm ah well you are doing well enough without my input. Take care of yourself. Thank you for the painting and purchasing advice.
It's always worth looking in independent game or comic shops. My FLCS has always tried to stock minis, but the demand died out years ago and it's only been the last few months they've had a demand to start stocking the likes of Reaper again.
See I really needed this video. I love the GW minis, and wargaming is interesting, but I always wanted larger minis and couldn't find any. Thank you for educating me on scale. I know it's dumb that I didn't find this out for myself
As someone from Australia I’ve found El Greco minis to be a good source, granted shipping takes some time these days but all in all they’ve been great.
Watched, within the first hour. Iv been working on my own list 📃 for models I can work into my wargames. Creature caster and raging heroes are both sites I frequent. 😂 Haven't purchased any "yet" still have a whole room of unpainted GW models. (only been collecting for a few months) 🤔
GW used to make 72mm minis. There was some great stuff in the Inquisitor line, unfortunately it was a non-core game so I think we all know what GW did with that....
To be fair, GW did do the larger scale minis. I have a few of them, SM Artemis for example. The game was "Inquistion". I just did not take off because the gamer group preferred larger wargames I think.
anyone know where I can get my hands on a wraith model from Black Crow minis quickly? I'd like to paint it for a competition coming up but their out of stock...
I was looking for something just like this! Then Scott uploads this awesome video! Thanks mate! GW annoys me with their politics, and crappy service, and prices in Australia. So this is gold!
You should really give Ouroboros Minis a shot. I have both their New Skin and The Twins sculpts and the only reason I haven't started is that I can't decide on a look.
The miniatures subreddit has a sidebar of various companies, including country of origin for shipping reasons. I've found some low key cool models by looking at companies I'd never heard of.
Luxumbra Miniatures is a great company with some awesome sci-fi sculpt from the Infinity tabletop game. If I remember right Angel Giraldez founded the company.
"Your wallet will either thank me or hate me depending on marital status." Accurate af, been picking up some of the Nulzar's Unpainted minis as I'm a DM of a couple games and...well the wife might have grounded me from ordering things for a while after I picked up the Kraken.
I don't know if you're aware, but have you heard of Inquisitor? It was GW's larger scale (54 according to the wiki page) and were larger miniatures. The games focus was more individual characters but with a bit more role playing involved. Yes sadly it is way out of print, and ebay prices are nuts, but considering Necromunda made a come back...whats to say that inquisitor won't?
Never before have I so much felt like a hipster snob. "oh maaaan, he's spoiling all the good stuff." Also, I'd recommend to head over to the Mr Lee painting shop. It's awesome with awesome minis all over the place
Thanks for this video. I was hoping to see some stuff in 1/20th scale to use with my SF3D Machinenkreiger kits. Perhaps next time ! Cool stuff nonetheless! Thanks again!
With Red Box Games in mind, have you looked at Metal King Studio? Everything you mentioned about Red Box I feel about Sean’s Relicblade range and I think you might dig it.
For busts, I'd strongly recommend Nuts Planet, Ares Mythologic, and Scale75. Brilliant sculpting and casting. For smaller scale stuff, Dark Sword (amazing sculpting and casting), Oathsworn, Northumbrian Tin Soldier, and Midlam.
8:38 I love Tre's stuff, but be careful with the weapon hafts, they can be fiddly AF, not just sexy AF. He has released some resin models too but the meal ones are better in my opinion. I've got a HelsVakt horde of about 85 models all painted up and just hoping he'll make some more. Good shout out! Also if you like Red Box Games stuff then Hasslefree Minis in the UK (Kev White) will be right up your street too. They are still your 28/32mm type scales but cover all sorts of sci fi / fantasy / pop culture genres.
I was having a pretty rough day, but watching this vid helped me refocus and calm down a bit. Thanks Scott. I love you the most.
I can't tell sarcasm from sincerity anymore.
@@DH-vb9fx Why would that be in any way sarcasm?
@@BlackMagicCraftOfficial because he's dead inside. Hope you're feeling better man.
You leave the/ best comments whether it’s tips being nice or just hanging out in the community and keeping people looking up you make people happy and that’s a great skill
@@DH-vb9fx I feel like it is a little bit of both
This is exactly the video I was needing. I have been trying to find some good minis to take my hobby to next level
Well, guys. As russian myself, i would recommend you to check out Artel "W" Miniatures. These guys are THE BEASTS. They do near-warhammer things and also some original ones. But all of them just pure plastic magic.
Plus they ship stuff with a wax seal on it. Best packaging ever
@@AzaMinis oh yeah, the packaging is like a little Christmas gift. But for you only.
Ciaphas' friends and Eisenhorne's gang minis. nice
just painted the ork warboss suprised how easily all the ork stuff fit together
@Дмитрий Солин
Yeah I've ordered some stuff from them to to use in Warhammer Kill Team and it's awesome!
In Great Britain my go-to source of models is El Greco Miniatures. They have 1000's of figures and busts etc., of all scales, from a very large selection of manufacturers. Their points system is very generous too. The more you spend then the more you can save on later orders.
My partner loves Dark Crystal and Labyrinth and I've been looking for something meaningful to get her and paint her so that's absolutely perfect. Thank you so much Scott, your channel has done so much for me. I started hobbying again for the first time since I was 14 at the start of the year and your videos have made sense of all the painting techniques I learnt to do without TH-cam videos and explained how to do them properly. I've also learnt so much just about modelling in general. Please have a lovely day and don't ever stop painting minis!
I've been itching to try a larger model or bust so that I have a larger canvas to practice skin tones and this is such a perfect resource. Thanks, Scott!
Hurrah! As a non GW game-player it can get a bit depressing wading through wall to wall content regarding the latest GW hotness etc. so it's great to see you spreading the word again about mini-life outside the GW-iverse. I'd also recommend Big Child Creatives, Black Sun Miniatures, Nekko Galaxy, and Bold Miniatures.
If interested, the Ninja Lady stems from a Weird War 2 / Dieselpunk 32mm scale Tabletop Wargame called Dust 1947 which I can only wholeheartedly recommend. Very cool fluff, great visuals and very Player friendly Rules.
btw, the Model you gave Vince and he painted so amazingly is from the same game but different faction.
Thanks for all the cool vids, Scott!
I went to post this exact thing. Winter Soldier comes from that game as well. Fantastic game, and all the models from the 1947 reboot (2017 onward) are really really good for preassembled minis.
Is this just Scott subliminally trying to get his fans to source models for him for Christmas presents?? 🎁 😂
I don't think there's much subliminal going on here. :)
Some are mentioned in the extended doc, but I also recommend checking out Kimera, Mierce, Creature Caster and Artel W. I've gotten at least one mini from each of them and they were all fantastic!
I have hundreds of Mierce minis. They are absolutely wonderful.
Fan of Otherworld miniatures myself. Love the style of old school D&D art.
I love finding new mini companies to drool over! The majority of my collection is Reaper from their Kickstarters but I've really enjoyed getting different styles. I didn't know about any of these companies, so thank you!
Miniac, the work you do to help show us, plebs, where to find artists is a treasure to the hobby at large.
when you talked about how you see a story in every mini and showed so many that you didnt paint yet it just reminded me of my own collection of unpainted minis. guess time to square up and work on some now :)
When you are so popular your address is
Miniac:
Minnesota
not to be confused with
Miniac:
Manchester
Mini...sota
@@Manjanek I appreciate that one.
This video should just be called "Scott's Christmas Wishlist"
I purchased the Dragon's Daughter from Black Sun Miniatures when it came out and eventually I will be brave enough to paint it. I just feel like I need to learn some more basics before giving a unique display piece a go. Thanks for the video. It featured a couple of lines of minis I had not heard of before but will definitely be checking out.
Thanks for the video, some really cool sculpts shown. The close ups of the quality of the pieces is something I find really beneficial.
As someone who mostly cares about 28/32mm scale for D&D purposes, I'm SO glad to see you recommend Red-Box-Games! I fell in love with Tre Manor's sculpts for Reaper, and when I discovered I could buy more directly from him, I was obviously very excited. As a novice painter, they were some of the first metal figures I've acquired. They were actually a bit smaller than anticipated, but still the detail is at a really nice and not TOO intimidating level. The clothes they wear, their poses and the "story" they all seem to be a part of, it all REALLY fits into the aesthetic I imagine my D&D games to have.
Some of my other favorite incredible D&D-scaled figures are from the relatively well-known Darksword Miniatures and Hasslefree Miniatures, which are both mostly metal. Westfalia and Zealot Miniatures are both using the sculpting talents of Boris Woloszyn, who may be my favorite sculptor right now. I recently received my rewards for a Westfalia Kickstarter and the crispy detail on those sculpts is truly stunning.
I love Black Sun Miniatures, Scale 75, but thank you for suggesting those others.
I recently started branching out from warhammer minis and got a copy of the Death Korps of Krieg bust to paint (obviously didn't branch out that far), and have been struggling to find the legit minis through all of the different sites I've found. This video is exactly what I needed to make sure I'm helping out the actual sculptors and creators!
I'm enjoying your new video way more than I ever did before. Great idea to shine the spotlight on some other smaller companies that create amazing miniatures.
I dont think that painting with a story in mind is Hokey at all and I approve of this message! This is how I like to paint when given the freedom to do so. Really been enjoying the videos.
Thanks for the info Scott! I've been wanting to branch outside of GW for a while now.
As soon as I saw the Morgana figure from Echoes of Camelot at 2:05, I went straight to Kickstarter and ordered that bad boy.
Artel W has very pretty miniatures.
Was in MN this week. Guess you guys are well within your 8 months of winter 😄 plenty of time for mini painting, huh? Then again Boston got a few inches of snow yesterday so...
Redcap is based on UK folklore. there is a gnome/goblin creature called Redcap: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Redcap
Redcaps are in the new DDO expansion, Fables of the Feywild. :)
Well, it's not longer plasticrack addiction. Is also Resin-oin addicton too! Marvelous video Scott, going to check the TKS!
I got some totally awesome minis there.
I'm currently painting the second mini in a row from RPModels/Omen-BattleoftheGods and I love them. Fantastic quality. Oddly enough I was already chasing the first one I painted, the Viriathus from RPModels, when I discovered they were a local company.
Sometimes great minis are just around the corner.
As mentioned already you missed ArtelW, which are also magical and have the best resin quality. And you missed Raging Heroes from south france :)
I can second that. Artel W have FANTASTIC miniatures. Heaps for D&D, and plenty of multi use casts for 40k and AOS.
PAINT MORE MINIS
Shame raging heroes customer service was extremely rude, and their resin casts are riddled with air bubbles, because the sculpts are nice
@@Donmegamuffin really? They were extremely friendly to me. The miniatures I bought from them were fine, no bubbles. So the resin was fine, better than GWs failcast of course, but ArtelW is on a complete different Level
Love the video. Wish someone would do this for resin STL companies. As always don’t forget to ... Print more minis ... or something like that.
Pedro Fernandez. Amazing sculptor.
Thank you for the inspiration! I love Dark Sword Miniatures for the same reasons you fancy Red Box Games. They have a very unique and story telling vibe to them that I find very appealing :)
They did some of my favorite miniatures, like their sea goddess or their triceratops.
Some lovely looking figures there, will check them out, I still have some old pewter figures from when I played AD&D about 40 years ago lol =)
Check out Crooked dice, they have a nice selection of old school retro models, including 60s Spy-fy, "V" the original series and Thundercats!
That was really cool, but was kinda surprised when I didn't hear Kingdom Death pop up! ;)
I buy from a few websites not directly from such as emerald hobbies and mighty ape it’s a bit difficult for Australians so any place we get em from. Is a blessing
I hope that intro and outro never change. That guitar is the sexiest thing I've ever fucking heard and it gets me hyped every time.
I've actually been thinking about branching out trying some other manufacturers and tackling some busts, so this is really useful, cheers.
IInquisitor was a larger scale 54mm game from GW and the minis were nice.
Yup, i was coming here to say this. Stil have my Inquisitor model, painted in a display cabinet in my house
I have been trying to get a handle on mini painting since I bought the Ultimate Jazza boxes. I am coming from a college educated art degree space and I have not painted models since the 6th grade and the last one I can even remember working on was a Plymouth Duster 68 or 69! Oh and yes it was new back then. I am just an old codger looking for a way to make art with these mini’s of which I am now the owner. I am enjoying watching your videos, I am a bit tired of you screeching at the end of your video but I realize that you have a “brand” to be loyal to, hummm ah well you are doing well enough without my input. Take care of yourself. Thank you for the painting and purchasing advice.
It's always worth looking in independent game or comic shops. My FLCS has always tried to stock minis, but the demand died out years ago and it's only been the last few months they've had a demand to start stocking the likes of Reaper again.
I fully recommend alternative minis on etsy, though they’re almost exclusively Wh40k
See I really needed this video. I love the GW minis, and wargaming is interesting, but I always wanted larger minis and couldn't find any. Thank you for educating me on scale. I know it's dumb that I didn't find this out for myself
Nice! As my eyes get worse I'm moving to busts and larger minis. Perfect video which has what I was looking for. Thank you!
Thank you Scott, lots of great makers listed in the video. Time to hurt my savings.
Jackin the plucker is by the artist Brom. You must check his work out if you like this miniature. Thanks for sharing these great miniatures!
As someone from Australia I’ve found El Greco minis to be a good source, granted shipping takes some time these days but all in all they’ve been great.
What is the mini with the sword that he put on the Scourge of Fate book at 0:21 seconds? I NEED TO KNOW!!!!
Watched, within the first hour.
Iv been working on my own list 📃 for models I can work into my wargames. Creature caster and raging heroes are both sites I frequent. 😂 Haven't purchased any "yet" still have a whole room of unpainted GW models.
(only been collecting for a few months) 🤔
GW used to have a specialist game called Inquisitor at 54mm. I think you can still get the models etc.
GW used to make 72mm minis. There was some great stuff in the Inquisitor line, unfortunately it was a non-core game so I think we all know what GW did with that....
Dude, this is great timing! Next year is my year where I'm going to paint busts/larger scale models, because I want to improve my paint skills so
I really do like your videos Scott. Thanks for existing and being awesome 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻
Just a quick note, The Winter Child (the big Russian power-armored soldier you gave away) and the Ninja Lady are based on Paolo Parente Dust models...
Nice to see you doing some minis other than GW, loving your new direction. Maybe you could do extra long episodes for each mini? would be sick
I purchased some minis from FER, and I can vouch for the quality. They look amazing!
I instantly bought the Wraith from Black Crow because of this video so I can also not paint it! Thanks Scott!
To be fair, GW did do the larger scale minis. I have a few of them, SM Artemis for example. The game was "Inquistion". I just did not take off because the gamer group preferred larger wargames I think.
anyone know where I can get my hands on a wraith model from Black Crow minis quickly? I'd like to paint it for a competition coming up but their out of stock...
I was looking for something just like this! Then Scott uploads this awesome video! Thanks mate!
GW annoys me with their politics, and crappy service, and prices in Australia. So this is gold!
Greatly appreciate this installment. New places to buy from.
HE SAID CREAMY BLENDS! aaaaaaaaaaaaa
You should really give Ouroboros Minis a shot. I have both their New Skin and The Twins sculpts and the only reason I haven't started is that I can't decide on a look.
Very cool video showcase, thanks Scott
Love the "marital status may vary, if you love or hate me.." this is true..sad... heart wrenching..but true
The miniatures subreddit has a sidebar of various companies, including country of origin for shipping reasons.
I've found some low key cool models by looking at companies I'd never heard of.
Luxumbra Miniatures is a great company with some awesome sci-fi sculpt from the Infinity tabletop game. If I remember right Angel Giraldez founded the company.
Very grateful for this video. I've long wanted a resource just like this. Well done.
Hmm, thats what I needed. I like exploring new manufacturers.
Wraith acquired, thank you kind painter.
"Your wallet will either thank me or hate me depending on marital status."
Accurate af, been picking up some of the Nulzar's Unpainted minis as I'm a DM of a couple games and...well the wife might have grounded me from ordering things for a while after I picked up the Kraken.
THIS is the video I've been needing. Legend!
Super vidéo ! Love from France 🇫🇷
I don't know if you're aware, but have you heard of Inquisitor? It was GW's larger scale (54 according to the wiki page) and were larger miniatures. The games focus was more individual characters but with a bit more role playing involved. Yes sadly it is way out of print, and ebay prices are nuts, but considering Necromunda made a come back...whats to say that inquisitor won't?
I'd take pewter miniatures over plastic any day! They take me back to a better day in mini history. Nostalgia at its best!
No mention of Kingdom Death? You even had that box of the Necromancer Boss in the background! :o
My favourite smaller mini companies are Badsquiddo Games, Raging Heroes and TTCombat. I love them so much.
Never before have I so much felt like a hipster snob. "oh maaaan, he's spoiling all the good stuff."
Also, I'd recommend to head over to the Mr Lee painting shop. It's awesome with awesome minis all over the place
Scott, I know this video is older, but I just picked up a Broken Toad mini!!! Thanks
Great showcase! Going to have to check some out
Great video Scott!
Thank you for this video! This is exactly what I wanted to know because I do not own 3d printer.
Thanks for this video. I was hoping to see some stuff in 1/20th scale to use with my SF3D Machinenkreiger kits. Perhaps next time ! Cool stuff nonetheless! Thanks again!
Im falling in love with gnomes.. I got the last Spira and cant wait for it to arrive. Ive been seeing others get theirs on Insta... Any day now...
Why dose TH-cam say that this comment was posted a day ago?
@@dingusdong probably a Patreon member and gets to see the videos a day in advance.
@@Jeffmetal42 ah, good point.
With Red Box Games in mind, have you looked at Metal King Studio? Everything you mentioned about Red Box I feel about Sean’s Relicblade range and I think you might dig it.
I'll look at it!
That Witch Hunter at the end reminds me of Caleb from Blood
"... but I gave it to Vince Venturella and he painted it. Instantly." lol XD
Cult of paint currently have a Kickstarter going with some amazing resin 54mm figures!
is this a recommandation video or a bregging for "christmas gifts" vid?
An alternative title for this video: My collection of unpainted models and buy me more.
LOVED this video. Exactly what I have been looking for. :) Thanks Scott!
Check out Hardcore Minis - amazing Orkbuster armour - and others!!!!!
"Depending on your marital status." LOL that line killed me...just like my wife after I buy a shit tonne of minis...
For busts, I'd strongly recommend Nuts Planet, Ares Mythologic, and Scale75. Brilliant sculpting and casting.
For smaller scale stuff, Dark Sword (amazing sculpting and casting), Oathsworn, Northumbrian Tin Soldier, and Midlam.
thanks for this, I've been looking for different places to get mimis. just gonna tuck this away in another 'watch later' file.....
8:38 I love Tre's stuff, but be careful with the weapon hafts, they can be fiddly AF, not just sexy AF. He has released some resin models too but the meal ones are better in my opinion. I've got a HelsVakt horde of about 85 models all painted up and just hoping he'll make some more. Good shout out! Also if you like Red Box Games stuff then Hasslefree Minis in the UK (Kev White) will be right up your street too. They are still your 28/32mm type scales but cover all sorts of sci fi / fantasy / pop culture genres.
Meal ones?
@@timmanning5206 Tre spelling ;)
Damn son. And i was around the corner asking for premium quality resin miniatures. I see Miniac coming to rescue. Thanks man, appreciated!
Also check the crippled god faundry kickstarter. They do not pay me. I just love the designs and hope guys will do great with the pledges!
"Winter Soldier" and the "Ninja lady" are actually inspired by Winter Child and Shadow of Death from Dust 1947 by Paolo Parente
Awesome video Scott 😊🤘🏻