NEWS: Zealot Are Kickstarting Old School Dungeon Bash Heroes and Villains

 

Zealot Miniatures (Facebook: @ZealotMiniatures and Twitter: @ZealotMiniature) are welcoming you to Litchmyre Dungeon, the home of a new range of detailed resin and metal fantasy miniatures, which ooze nostalgia and classic goodness. Zealot is back with their third Kickstarter, bringing to life this new range, with their usual reputation for quality and jaw-droppingly detailed miniatures. And it is already well funded in just one day!!!!

Not a bit of wonder, as they really capture, with an up-to-date feel, the nostalgia of THAT 80’s fantasy boardgame, but with absolutely gorgeous sculpts that just make you drool!! They even come with the traditional bases. If you jump in you will have to wait until July 2019, but with the look of these sculpts, it is really worth the wait. I’m still googly eyed and reliving my youth just looking at these pictures. I want them NOW!!!

You need to get in there now and pledge. The favourite for me is the Gamer Set with the full set of miniatures to go dungeon bashing in proper style. Yes, a bit rich at  £154 but quality does not come cheap, and looking at it the quality and who is behind the sculpts, the price is well worth it.

Get in on the Litchmyre Dungeon Kickstarter NOW 

Back in 2014 they created a new level of Dungeon scenery, using digital production methods and detailed vacuum casting. Then last year, they breathed new life into a too-long forgotten fantasy race, the Minotaurs, which they are finishing the delivery of now – with delighted backers praising the detail and quality.

This time, Zealot wants to take you back to the classic heroes and villains, characters which capture imaginations and will make you remember why you started gaming or collecting. They are heavily inspired by classic RPG games; playing old fantasy games from the 80s is what started all this madness in the first place! .

So welcome to a fusion of past and present, new and old., re-imagined and sculpted by the very talented miniature artist, Boris Woloszyn (also on Facebook)

Teaming up with Boris Woloszyn, a traditional putty sculptor from Brazil, these models are made by hand, no 3D printing involved. Boris has a real talent as an artist, who is able to bring true character to each sculpture.