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FeR Miniatures New Releases… and Miniatures Day!

Hi everybody!
Too many things to talk about that I don’t know where to start… I think we beat our own mark of amount of new releases for a single month this time with EIGHT new articles. Actually, if you consider that the Celts boxed set is composed of 3 busts, it actually makes it TEN new releases! And all in time for tomorrow’s Miniatures’ Day!

OK, bit by bit. Let’s check the new stuff first.

First of all, some new 54 mm figure by our collaborator Eduard Pérez.

54 mm Collector Series
DZS00011 – Volontario Garibaldino, 1859

Sculpture: Eduard Pérez
Painting: Jaume Ortiz
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 7
Scale: 54 mm

Also, some new re-releases for our Elite Classics collection.

Elite Classics
ELI00028 – Officer, Royal Horse Artillery, 1842

Sculpture: Juan Carlos Ávila
Painting: Alfonso Prado
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 8
Scale: 54 mm

Elite Classics
ELI00029 – Attila the Hun

Sculpture: Mike Good
Painting:
Fernando Ruiz
Material:
Resin
Number of parts of the kit:
7
Scale:
75 mm

These two are long out of production kits that surely will delight the fans of classic miniatures. Let’s check some new sci-fi stuff now, a really bad-ass addition to our Future is Now line.

Future is Now
FIN00004 – USMC Drill Sergeant, 2075

Sculpture: Pedro Fernández
Painting: Marc Masclans
Material:  Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 5
Scale: 1/10

And also the big release for this month, this impossibly cool vignette of 1/12 busts for Magna Historica, depicting the last battle of Vercingetorix and the Gauls against the mighty armies of Rome.

Magna Historica
MHB01004 – The Last Stand, Alesia, 52 BC

Sculpture: Ramón Martínez
Painting: Alfonso Giraldes
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 31 (including the exclusive hound bust)
Scale: 1/12

OK, let’s talk for a second about this one. This limited edition boxed set is a pre-release of three busts based on the last battle of the Celtic Gaul that will be released separately next month (we simply couldn’t resist the temptation of having them available for the Miniatures’ Day).
It includes Vercingetorix, a young Gallic warrior, and a Gallic standard-bearer, along with an exclusive bust of a Celtic hound. It also includes a QR code that grants access to extensive video tutorials on the painting of this boxed set by Alfonso Giraldes that will be available starting in September. The box is limited to only 100 sets and comes with a limited edition certificate. Keeping in mind that it comes out just in time for the Miniatures’s Day, when you have the special 20% discount, we think it will sell out fast. So, if you like these busts, don’t miss tomorrow’s chance of getting them in advance, cheaper, with the exclusive hound bust, and including FREE access to the painting video tutorials of the boxarts.

What more do we have? Oh, yes, another pair of minibusts for the always popular line of Portraits from the Middle Ages.

Portraits from the Middle Ages
PMA00007 – Oeselian Warrior, Muhu, 1227

Sculpture: Paul Deheleanu
Painting: Fernando Ruiz
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 3
Scale: 1/16

Portraits from the Middle Ages
PMA00008 – Livonian Brother of the Sword, Muhu, 1227

Sculpture: Paul Deheleanu
Painting: Fernando Ruiz
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 2
Scale: 1/16

This new pair is centered in the Baltic Crusades, featuring a pagan Estonian warrior and a Germanic knight from a not-so-well-known order, the Livonian Brothers of the Sword. As they engage in epic battles and strategic maneuvers, the pagan warrior proudly wields a real Viking sword, adding an authentic touch to the historical narrative. Closing the ranks, another long-awaited piece, the continuation of the Four Seasons collection, seamlessly weaves together the intricate stories of these characters and their weapons.

Women, by Pepa Saavedra
WOM00010 – Autumn

Sculpture: Pedro Fernández
Painting: Pepa Saavedra
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 2
Scale: 1/10

These are the new releases. Let’s talk about the elephant in the room, the Miniatures’ Day.

The offer will work as follows:

– The offer starts on Friday, August, 6th at 10:00 AM (Spanish time, GMT +1) and will end on Saturday, August, 7th at 10:00 AM (Spanish time, GMT +1).
– During these 24 hours, all items at the FeR Miniatures online shop will be sold at a 20% discount.
– Also included in the offer will be the August new releases.
– Shipping costs are not included in the discount.
– The offer will be valid for 24 hours or end of stock.

This year we have prepared a special feature, a live Miniatures’ Day presentation streaming in collaboration with our friends from Miniature Art TV.

The streaming will start this evening at 8 PM Spanish time (7 PM UK time) and we have some special surprises in store, like special guests, live interviews, and a crazily exclusive give-away for the viewers, the very first copy (number 00) of The Last Stand boxed set. Do you want to win it? Then don’t miss the streaming, where we will explain how you can participate. It will happen on Miniature Art TV’s Youtube Channel.

Not much more to say I guess. Get ready for tomorrow and see you later on the streaming!

Cheers
FeR

FeR Miniatures New Releases

Hi there
Here we come again with EXTREMELY EXCITING new releases to help to cope with the heat!

First of all, that thing you all have been waiting for…

Future is Now
FIN01001 – Tsul, Whisper of the Sand LIMITED EDITION

Sculpture: Pedro Fernández
Painting: Marc Masclans
Material:  Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 11
Scale: 1/10

As we have already explained on our social media and previous newsletters, this is an “early bird” special edition of 150 copies of this set, which is only available through our website and includes the tugral figure as a gift for the same price as the regular edition. Once these copies are gone, the bust will still be available as any other regular piece from the catalog, but the creature will be gone forever.

We gave preferential anticipated access to the customers subscribed to our newsletter earlier on this week, and A VERY GOOD PORTION OF THOSE 150 COPIES ARE ALREADY SOLD, but there is still a significant number that we hope will be enough for the general public. If you don’t want to miss any future promotion, we suggest that you join our newsletter here, it is easy and obviously free.

But also, we have something cooking for our historical busts customers, another fantastic subject by the tandem Ramón Martínez/Alfonso Giraldes:

Magna Historica
MHB00030 – Private, 8th Regiment of Foot, Les Cèdres, 1776

Sculpture: Ramón Martínez
Painting: Alfonso Giraldes
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 11
Scale: 1/12

And that’s all for the moment. Have a nice start on this hot summer 😉
Cheers
FeR

FeR Miniatures New Releases

Hi there and May the 4th be with you!
Here we have our May new releases. We have been working a lot to bring you some cool stuff.

First of all, new incorporation to the Clash of Cultures: Deus Vult! line. Also this is the first figure that we get done by the always talented historical sculptor Antonio Zapatero:

Clash of Cultures – Deus Vult!
COC00014 – Teutonic Knight, Prussia, 1239

Sculpture: Antonio Zapatero
Painting: Fernando Ruiz
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 14 (Including optional helmet)
Scale: 75 mm

The figure has the option of using the helmet as an optional head, or as a decoration for the base, up to you! As you can imagine, it can be painted as a member of any other military order or knight of the period.

Next, some reinforcements for the rebels in the American colonies. This time, we explore a not-so-well-known subject, the Spanish Army in the American Revolution!

Revolution: Liberty or Death
REV00012 – Spanish Grenadier, Regimiento Zamora, Pensacola, 1781

Sculpture: Oriol Quin
Painting: Fernando Ruiz
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 9
Scale: 75 mm

And, finally one new bust for Pepa Saavedra’s line, that incorporates a new approach we want to present:

Women, by Pepa Saavedra
WOM00009 – Rosamund

Sculpture: Pedro Fernández
Painting: Pepa Saavedra
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 1
Scale: 1/12

Along with the usual bigger 1/10 busts of this line, we are going to start offering this format of more compact 1/12 busts that are aimed at painters who are looking for more easygoing projects. The idea is to reduce the number of pieces (this one is just 1 piece) to save build-up time and offer busts that have much more room for different painting schemes and effects.

And that’s all for the moment. We hope you all enjoy the new releases!
Cheers
FeR

FeR Miniatures New Releases

Hi everybody!
Spring is almost here and also our new releases! Let’s check them out 😉

First of all, two new pieces from Elite Miniatures that get re-edited in resin and adapted to the new times:

Elite Classics
ELI00026 – Norman Knight, 1099

Sculpture: Mike Blank
Painting: Alfonso Prado
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 6
Scale: 54 mm

Elite Classics
ELI00027 – French Line Infantry Lieutenant, 1870

Sculpture: Stefano Cannone
Painting: Fernando Ruiz
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 13
Scale: 75 mm

Also a new cool subject for our main bust line by the always talented Pavol Offo Ove

Magna Historica
MHB00029 – Wallachian Nobleman, 1462

Sculpture: Pavol Offo Ove
Painting: Marc Masclans
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 7
Scale: 1/12

Also, we wanted to remind you that we still have a very limited stock of those few miniatures of our catalog we wanted to discontinue:

At a 40% discount, we believe it is a fantastic opportunity to grab some figures before they are gone forever! Get yours before it is too late, as the offer will last while there are stocks remaining.

And that’s all for the moment. We hope you all enjoy the new releases!
Cheers
FeR

FeR Miniatures New Releases

Hi everybody!
Finally, we have everything ready for this new bunch of releases. This time we have gone completely medieval, with really cool stuff that we hope you’ll find interesting!
Let’s check them out 😉

First of all, a new bust for Magna Historica, this time a very well known historical character but portrayed in an unusually accurate way:

Magna Historica
MHB00028 – Sir William Wallace, Stirling Bridge, 1297

Sculpture: Ramón Martínez
Painting: Fernando Ruiz
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 9 (including both choices of sword and head)
Scale: 1/12

This new bust comes with two options of head and two different swords so you can customize your own version and create almost any European knight around 1300. Keeping this in mind, Alfonso Giraldes made a second version with the alternative parts, in order to showcase the possibilities:

Also, we have a new couple of 1/16 Portraits from the Middle Ages! This really popular line gets reinforcements with two iconical characters from the period:

Portraits from the Middle Ages
PMA00005 – Richard I, the Lionheart, Arsuf, 1191

Sculpture: Paul Deheleanu
Painting: Fernando Ruiz
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 6
Scale: 1/16

Portraits from the Middle Ages
PMA00006 – Saladin, Sultan of Egypt and Siria, Arsuf, 1191

Sculpture: Paul Deheleanu
Painting: Fernando Ruiz
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 4
Scale: 1/16

That’s all that comes regarding new releases, but we want to take the opportunity to talk about some more things.

As some of you might already have noticed, we are not carrying anymore Maxime Penaud’s line, The Secret Workshop:

Sometimes life takes you to a different path and it gets complicated to proceed with a certain project as intended. Maxime is a nice guy and a really talented artist, so we look forward to seeing what he comes up with next.

Also, we wanted to remind you that we are conducting a clearance sale of a few miniatures of our catalog:

At a 40% discount, we believe it is a fantastic opportunity to grab some figures before they are gone forever! Get yours before it is too late, as the offer will last while there are stocks remaining.

And that’s all for the moment. We hope you all enjoy the new releases!
Cheers
FeR

The Holiday Special Pack is back!

Hi everybody!
Yes, we are about to start that special time of the year and it is about time for THE HOLIDAY SPECIAL PACK!

Until the end of the holiday season (December 31st) we will have available this special bundle.
Instead of creating predetermined seasonal offer packs that might be or not of your interest, we have decided to offer you this feature in which you can create your own pack, browsing through all the miniatures of our range. Mix items from different ranges, complete your collection with those exact pieces you are missing or buy multiples for you and a friend. It is up to you!
Buying 2 to 4 items, you’ll get a 10% discount; buying 5 or more will get you a 20% discount. Also, a total above 150€ still qualifies for getting one of the exclusive free miniatures of course!
Take advantage of this offer before is gone…

Have a nice holiday and Merry Christmas!
FeR

FeR Miniatures New Releases and… Bright Friday!

Hi everybody!
Here we are again, bringing some new exciting releases in time for the Christmas holiday season. Let’s check them out 😉

First of all, some new additions to our Elite Classics line:

Elite Classics
ELI00024 – Butler’s Rangers Sergeant, 1779

Sculpture: Stefano Canonne
Painting: Fernando Ruiz
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 12
Scale: 75 mm

Elite Classics
ELI00025 – Miles Legionis, 1st Italica, Marcommanic Wars

Sculpture: Derek Hansen
Painting: Jaume Ortiz
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 7
Scale: 75 mm

Also, the next release in our newest line, Future is Now:

Future is Now
FIN00002 – “Marooned”

Sculpture: Romain Van Den Bogaert
Painting: Marc Masclans
Material:  Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 8
Scale: 1/10

And another iconic “Wild West” character for the always growing Magna Historica line:

Magna Historica
MHB00027 – William Frederick Cody, “Buffalo Bill”, 1906

Sculpture: Pavol Offo Ove
Painting: Fernando Ruiz
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 6
Scale: 1/12

We also wanted to remind you about our most recent bust that we released in an exclusive collaboration with Sabot Miniatures, this fantastic Continental Standard Bearer:

Magna Historica
MHB00026 – “We the People…” Continental Standard Bearer, 2nd Rhode Island, 1781

For the moment, this fantastic piece is exclusively available through Sabot Miniatures’ website, get yours here.

And, finally, we wanted to get your attention towards an initiative we are participating in along with some other miniatures companies, the Bright Friday.

As you know, we don’t normally do a Black Friday sale, so when these guys approached us with this initiative, that has a better socially-minded perspective and a bit less materialistic aim, we were in immediately.

From the 27th-30th of November, instead of running discounts on our website’s products, we and also the other participating brands are donating 10% of all store sales to charity. The other brands involved are our friends from BrokenToad, Black Sun Miniatures, RobotRocket Miniatures, Massive Miniatures, Kaha miniatures, JourneymanMiniatures, Mr. Lee’s Minis, Abyssoul, and Nordlys Miniatures, so you have plenty of choices to go for!

We will be donating our percentage to a local animal rescue organization, Amigos Peludos Bajo Cinca – Protectora Animals de Seròs. So, make a note in your calendar and help us bring some joy to those who need it the most! Help us to show everyone why the miniature community is the best community in the world.

And that’s all for the moment. We hope you all enjoy the new releases!
Cheers
FeR

FeR Miniatures New Releases… and Miniatures’ Day!

Hi everybody!
Too many things to talk about that I don’t know where to start, LOL. We have A LOT of new releases, a new fantasy line, the Miniatures’ Day tomorrow… Let’s check the new stuff first.

First of all, a new pair of classic miniatures reeditions for our Elite line. This time we’ll visit a favorite period for many of you, the Franco-Prussian War:

Elite Classics
ELI00022 – French Caporal, 77th Line Infantry

Sculpture: Derek Hansen
Painting: Fernando Ruiz
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 10
Scale: 75 mm

Elite Classics
ELI00023 – Private, 9th Batallion of Bavarian Jägers

Sculpture: Derek Hansen
Painting: Fernando Ruiz
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 11
Scale: 75 mm

Also, we are happy to present a new fantasy line that we have been working on for some time. Welcome to the future because…

In this line, we want to release all sorts of futuristic busts and figures, comprising diverse themes, like postapocalyptic, classic Sci-Fi, etc. We hope to present a lot of enjoyable subjects, where the main premises will be allowing for spectacular and imaginative paintjobs like this first one:

Future is Now
FIN00001 – Lt. Sheeba Shayne

Sculpture: Romain Van Den Bogaert
Painting: Marc Masclans
Material:  Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 9
Scale: 1/10

Also, a new bust for Magna Historica, something simple but yet quite iconical that pays homage to the first U. S. President

Magna Historica
MHB00025 – George Washington, 1796

Sculpture: Pavol Offo Ove
Painting: Fernando Ruiz
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 1
Scale: 1/12

From the same period, a long-awaited new addition for our Revolution: Liberty or Death, by our always talented Oriol Quin:

Revolution: Liberty or Death
REV00011 – 40th Regiment of Foot Light Infantry, 1776

Sculpture: Oriol Quin
Painting: Javier Montero
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 7
Scale: 75 mm

And finally, another long-awaited addition to our catalog, the next of the four seasons series by the almighty duo Fernández/Saavedra!

Women by Pepa Saavedra
WOM00008 – Summer

Sculpture: Pedro Fernández
Painting: Pepa Saavedra
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 5
Scale: 1/10

So, these are the six new releases for August. I think I’m forgetting about something, what could it be? Ah, damn! TOMORROW IS THE MINIATURES’ DAY!!!

The offer will work as follows:

– The offer starts TOMORROW Friday, August, 7th at 10:00 AM (Spanish time, GMT +1) and will end on Saturday, August, 8th at 10:00 AM (Spanish time, GMT +1).

– During these 24 hours, all items at the FeR Miniatures online shop will be sold at a 20% discount.

– Also included in the offer will be the August new releases. On top of it, you still will be able to get your free miniatures with any purchase over 150€!

– Shipping costs are not included in the discount.

– The offer will be valid for 24 hours or end of stock.

So, now you know what you have to do. Mark the date on the calendar, set an alarm, tie a knot on your finger… do whatever it takes but you cannot miss it!

The clock is ticking!!!.

Cheers

FeR Miniatures

FeR Miniatures New Releases (June 11th)

Hi everybody!
It has passed some time since we last talked and a lot of things have changed. First of all, we hope that all of you and your families are in good health. The pandemic is being a hard test for all of us and some things have been more difficult than usual. On our side, we are good and we have taken the time to paint and plan new projects. At least, we have our hobby, that is something we can do at home, on our own, to help us cope with things.

Also, the general mess has caused trouble with the postal service and we have experienced delays. You know we always like that you get your order as soon as possible so, from our end, we want to apologize for any inconvenience. Fortunately, things are now starting to get sorted.

OK, let’s talk about miniatures! This month we have some cool and exciting releases, among them a new fantasy collaboration line with an incredibly talented and very well known miniature artist. But first, some new things for Magna Historica:

Magna Historica
MHB00023 – Sioux Chief, Little Big Horn, 1876

Sculpture: Pavol Offo Ove
Painting: Fernando Ruiz
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 11
Scale: 1/12

Also for Magna Historica we have this reedition of one of our most iconic pieces, Joan of Arc:

Magna Historica
MHB00024 – Jeanne d’Arc, Orleans, 1429 DEFINITIVE EDITION

Sculpture: Pedro Fernández
Painting: Kirill Kanaev
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 13
Scale: 1/12

As you might know, this kit was first released with the flag option and 2 choices of head and, later on, we added a second release, that had an arm with sword instead. The boxart of the first version never got finished and we always thought that it would have been cool to be able to offer all choices in a single kit. So, when we saw this AMAZING version that Kirill Kanaev painted recently, we decided to modify the masters and get this DEFINITIVE EDITION so you can have it all in one box.

Let’s talk now about the new line. We are delighted to present to you all The Secret Workshop by Maxime Penaud:

Besides being a fantastic painter and Slayer Sword winner, Maxime is also an absurdly good sculptor that creates refreshing and characterful miniatures. We had the pleasure of discussing with him a collaboration agreement that finally sees the light and we will be carrying in exclusive this line of products. He will be doing exactly the thing we like from him, inspiring and full of life fantasy busts that allow for multiple painting interpretations! Here we have the first two:

The Secret Workshop
TSW00001 – Priest of the Unspeakable

Sculpture: Maxime Penaud
Painting: Maxime Penaud
Material:  Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 5
Scale: 1/12

The Secret Workshop
TSW00002 – The Acolyte

Sculpture: Maxime Penaud
Painting: Maxime Penaud
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 1
Scale: 1/12

And that’s all for the moment! We hope that you are as excited as we are about the releases.
Talk soon!
FeR

FeR Miniatures New Releases (February 24th)

Overcoming Challenges in Building a “Better Together” Classroom

The “Better Together” mindset has the potential to transform classrooms into spaces where collaboration, mutual support, and shared responsibility are the norm. However, creating such an environment isn’t always easy. Educators often face various challenges when trying to foster collaboration among students. This article explores some common obstacles and provides practical strategies to help educators overcome them with Accutrain, ensuring that every student can benefit from a collaborative learning experience.
1. Managing Group Dynamics

One of the most significant challenges in promoting a collaborative classroom is managing group dynamics. Every classroom is composed of students with diverse personalities, skill levels, and working styles, which can lead to conflicts or imbalances within groups.

Diverse Group Formation: Carefully consider how groups are formed. Aim to create diverse teams that balance different skills and personalities. This can help prevent dominance by a few students and encourage quieter students to contribute.

Roles and Responsibilities: Assign specific roles within each group, such as leader, recorder, timekeeper, and presenter. Clearly defined roles can help ensure that all students have a purpose and are actively contributing to the group’s work.

Conflict Resolution Strategies: Teach students conflict resolution skills and provide them with strategies for addressing disagreements. Encouraging open communication and mutual respect within groups can help resolve conflicts before they escalate.

2. Ensuring Equitable Participation

Another common challenge is ensuring that all students participate equally in collaborative activities. Some students may dominate discussions, while others may be reluctant to contribute.

Structured Turn-Taking: Implement structured turn-taking during discussions, where each student has an opportunity to speak. This ensures that everyone’s voice is heard and prevents dominant students from monopolizing the conversation.

Participation Rubrics: Use rubrics that include participation as a key criterion for assessment. This can motivate students to engage more actively in group work and hold them accountable for their contributions.

Scaffolded Support: Provide additional support to students who may struggle with participation, such as offering prompts, sentence starters, or one-on-one encouragement. This can help build their confidence and willingness to participate.

3. Dealing with Resistance from Students

Some students may resist collaborative learning, preferring to work independently or feeling uncomfortable working in groups. This resistance can hinder the development of a “Better Together” mindset.

Gradual Introduction: Introduce collaborative activities gradually, starting with low-stakes tasks that build students’ confidence and comfort with group work. As students become more accustomed to collaboration, gradually increase the complexity and stakes of the tasks.

Personalized Motivation: Identify what motivates each student and connect it to the benefits of collaboration. For example, highlight how working with others can enhance their learning, improve their grades, or help them develop important social skills.

Inclusive Environment: Create an inclusive classroom environment where all students feel safe and respected. Emphasize the value of diverse perspectives and the importance of learning from one another.

4. Addressing Parental Concerns

Parents may have concerns about collaborative learning, such as worries about unequal contributions or their child’s ability to work well in a group.

Clear Communication: Communicate the benefits of collaborative learning to parents, explaining how it helps students develop essential skills like teamwork, communication, and problem-solving. Provide examples of how group work is assessed fairly.

Involvement Opportunities: Involve parents in the collaborative learning process by inviting them to participate in group projects, attend presentations, or provide feedback on their child’s experience with collaboration.

Regular Updates: Keep parents informed about their child’s progress in collaborative activities through regular updates, parent-teacher conferences, or progress reports. This can help alleviate concerns and build support for the “Better Together” approach.

5. Maintaining Consistent Implementation

Sustaining a collaborative learning environment requires consistency and ongoing effort. Without regular reinforcement, the “Better Together” mindset can easily diminish.

Routine Integration: Integrate collaborative activities into the daily or weekly routine, making them a consistent part of the classroom experience. This helps students see collaboration as a normal and expected part of their learning.

Continuous Reflection: Encourage students to reflect on their collaborative experiences regularly. This reflection helps them recognize the value of collaboration and identify areas for improvement.

Professional Development: Engage in ongoing professional development focused on collaborative learning strategies. This can help educators stay informed about best practices and find new ways to overcome challenges.

Conclusion

Building a “Better Together” classroom requires navigating a variety of challenges, from managing group dynamics to addressing resistance from students and parents. By implementing strategies such as diverse group formation, structured participation, and clear communication, educators can create a classroom environment where collaboration thrives. Overcoming these obstacles not only enhances the learning experience for students but also prepares them for success in a world that increasingly values teamwork and collective problem-solving.

FeR Miniatures Christmas Releases and… THE HOLIDAY SPECIAL PACK!

Hi everybody!
This time of the year everybody is getting ready for the Christmas holiday season so, as usual, we wanted to offer you some cool stocking filler that will surely keep you entertained during these days. OK, let’s talk about the new releases. There are some reeditions of long gone Elite Classics that get new life with new boxarts and our edition in resin. Let’s check them:

Elite Classics
ELI00018 – Prussian Foot Guard Hauptman, 1870

Sculpture: Stefano Cannone
Painting: Fernando Ruiz
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 12
Scale: 75 mm

Elite Classics
ELI00019 – Sioux Dakota Warrior, 1876

Sculpture: Ángel Terol
Painting: Marc Masclans
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 17
Scale: 75 mm

Elite Classics
ELI00020 – Spanish Knight, 1230

Sculpture: Mike Blank
Painting: Alfonso Prado
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 9
Scale: 54 mm

And also a new bust for our flagship line, Magna Historica. A cool character from American history:

Magna Historica
MHB00022 – George A. Custer, 1865

Sculpture: Pavol Offo Ove
Painting: Fernando Ruiz
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 2
Scale: 1/12

That’s all concerning the new releases. Let’s talk about… THE HOLIDAY SPECIAL PACK!

We did it last year and was highly appreciated by many of you, so we decided to do it again this year. Instead of creating predetermined seasonal offer packs that might be or not of your interest, we have decided to offer you this feature in which you can create your own pack, browsing through all the miniatures of our range. Mix items from different ranges, complete your collection with those exact pieces you are missing or buy multiples for you and a friend. It is up to you. 
Buying 2 to 4 items, you’ll get a 10% discount; buying 5 or more will get you a 20% discount. Also, a total above 150€ still qualifies for getting one of the exclusive free miniatures of course!

And that’s all for the moment! We wish you a Merry Christmas!
Cheers
FeR

FeR Miniatures New Releases (November, 05th)

Hi all!
Here we have some new stuff that finally is ready to be released! You might have seen some advances from them on Facebook and Instagram, but now everything is ready.
Let’s start with a very well-known classic figure for the Elite Series, sculpted by the master Raúl García Latorre:

Elite Classics
ELI00017 – Private, 42nd Highlanders (Black Watch), Crimea, 1854

Sculpture: Raúl García Latorre
Painting: Alfonso Prado
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 11
Scale: 54 mm

Also new additions to the Magna Historica line, that come both as a boxed set and also individually:

Magna Historica
MHB00020 – SS-Untersturmführer, Russia, 1943

Sculpture: Ramón Martínez
Accessories 3D sculpt (MP40 and binoculars): HD Models
Painting: Calvin Tan
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 10
Scale: 1/12

Magna Historica
MHB00021 – SS-Unterscharführer, Russia, 1943

Sculpture: Ramón Martínez
Accessories sculpt (helmet and K98): Calvin Tan
Painting: Calvin Tan
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 7
Scale: 1/12

The boxed set includes an exclusive extra choice of bare helmets for both figures:

Magna Historica
MHB01001 – Waffen-SS Patrol, Russia, 1943

Sculpture: Ramón Martínez
Accessories sculpt (helmet and K98): Calvin Tan
Accessories 3D sculpt (MP40 and binoculars): HD Models
Painting: Calvin Tan
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 19 (includes bare helmets for both figures)
Scale: 1/12

And finally, a new addition to Pepa’s line. This amazingly delicate bust is the first in a series of four busts dedicated to the four seasons:

Women, by Pepa Saavedra
WOM00007 – Spring

Sculpture: Pedro Fernández
Painting: Pepa Saavedra
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 3
Scale: 1/10

And these are the new releases for November! We are sure you’ll find something of your liking.
FeR

FeR Miniatures New Releases and… Miniatures Day!!!

Hi all
Are you ready for some rock’n’roll?!
We have the new releases ready, as we normally do on the eve of Miniatures’ Day!
This year we have just a couple of new miniatures for this day, as we are really busy with another upcoming project that is catching most of our attention (I’m so looking forward to being able to tell you more about it… I can barely keep my mouth shut!). Nevertheless, they are some really cool figures and we expect that you like them:

54mm Collectors Series
DZS00008 – Trooper, 17th Lancers, Crimea, 1854

Sculpture: Eduard Pérez
Painting: Jaume Ortiz
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 9
Scale: 54 mm

Elite Classics
ELI00016 – Sergeant, 93rd Sutherland Highlanders, Balaclava, 1854

Sculpture: Raúl García Latorre
Painting: Fernando Ruiz
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 4
Scale: 1/12

OK, the only thing left to do is a brief reminder for tomorrow. What goes on tomorrow?

We have this tradition of hosting a single offers’ day every year and last year’s edition was an unprecedented successful one. Honestly, we were quite surprised and delighted by the support received!

The offer will work as follows:

– The offer starts TOMORROW Friday, August, 9th at 10:00 AM (Spanish time, GMT +1) and will end at Saturday, August, 10th at 10:00 AM (Spanish time, GMT +1).

– During these 24 hours, all items at the FeR Miniatures online shop will be sold at 20% discount.

– Also included in the offer will be the August new releases. On top of it, you still will be able to get your free miniatures with any purchase over 150€!

– Shipping costs are not included in the discount.

– The offer will be valid for 24 hours or end of stock.

So, now you know what you have to do. Mark the date on the calendar, set an alarm, tie a knot on your finger… do whatever it takes but you cannot miss it!

The clock is ticking!!!.

Cheers

FeR Miniatures

While the rest of the world is on holidays… the MINIATURES’ DAY is back!

Hi all!
First of all, if you are on holidays, we wish you a terrific season! If not, we hope that at least you have a bit of side time to relax and do some painting. Believe us, you are going to need all the painting time you can get!

As many of you already know, we use to take advantage of this quieter season to plan things. One big moment of this summer will be the August releases, where you will see a few new things. The other highlight of the summer will happen the following day and it is… yes, you guessed it right… the MINIATURE’S DAY!

Fer logo MD

We have this tradition of hosting a single offers’ day every year and last year’s edition was an unprecedented successful one. Honestly, we were quite surprised and delighted by the support received!

The offer will work as follows:

– The offer starts at Friday, August, 9th at 10:00 AM (Spanish time, GMT +1) and will end at Saturday, August, 10th at 10:00 AM (Spanish time, GMT +1).

– During these 24 hours, all items at the FeR Miniatures online shop will be sold at 20% discount.

– Also included in the offer will be the August new releases, available shortly before the starting of the offer! On top of it, you still will be able to get your free miniatures with any purchase over 150€!

– Shipping costs are not included in the discount.

– The offer will be valid for 24 hours or end of stock.

Until the 9th, we will be reminding this offer from time to time. In order to be aware of how long until it starts, check our Facebook page.

So, now you know what you have to do. Mark the date on the calendar, set an alarm, tie a knot on your finger… do whatever it takes but you cannot miss it!

That’s all for the moment, we will keep you updated on all this.

The countdown is on!

Cheers

FeR Miniatures

FeR Miniatures New Releases (July 18th)

Hi all!
It has been a bit quiet lately, don’t you think?
We have been busy, working on a pair of new projects (one of them particularly BIG, shhhh!) that will see the light at some point in the second half of the year. Also we are getting ready for our annual holiday appointment in the Miniature’s Day! In the meantime, to warm -up things, here we have a pair of new figures from the good old Elite Miniatures range:

Elite Classics
ELI00014 – French Trumpeter, Dragoon of the Guard, 1870

Sculpture: Derek Hansen
Painting: Fernando Ruiz
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 7
Scale: 75 mm

Elite Classics
ELI00015 – 16th Lancers, Aliwal, 1846

Sculpture: Juan Carlos Ávila
Painting: Jaume Ortiz
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 11
Scale: 54 mm

That’s all for now. You will hear again from us very soon 😉
Cheers
FeR

 

FeR Miniatures New Releases (May 07th)

Hi all
We are happy to present you two new releases for the month of May! Let’s see them…

First, another addition to the always growing collection of American Civil War subjects by Eduard Pérez:

Fahrenheit Miniature Project
FAH00026 – Officer, 5th New Hampshire Inf. Vol. Regiment, 1862

Sculpture: Eduard Pérez
Painting: Jaume Ortiz
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 9
Scale: 75 mm

And also another addition to the Medieval range of Oriol Quin, this time a mighty soldier of the Venetian Empire:

Clash of Cultures – Deus Vult!
COC00013 – Venetian Halberdier, 2nd half 15th Century

Sculpture: Oriol Quin
Painting: Alfonso Prado
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 11 (Including optional spear head)
Scale: 75 mm

We hope you like them as much as we do. Enjoy!
FeR

FeR Miniatures New Releases (March 28th)

Hi all
Here we are, with a couple of new miniatures! Lets, check the releases. First, a figure that many of you were waiting for, the prerelease we made for the Atlanta show in February:

Fahrenheit Miniature Project
FAH00025 – Sergeant, 5th Georgia, Clinch Rifles, 1861

Sculpture: Eduard Pérez
Painting: Fernando Ruiz
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 9
Scale: 75 mm

And also a new fantastic sculpt by the always talented Pedro Fernández, an awesome depiction of a historical character made famous by some certain TV series…

Magna Historica
MHB00019 – Rollo, Duke of Normandy

Sculpture: Pedro Fernández
Painting: Fernando Ruiz
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 8 (including the extra parts for the helmet)
Scale: 1/12

About this last bust, we will be showing a full SBS during next week through a new initiative we have devised in collaboration with Acrylicos Vallejo. Stay tuned for more advances on this 😉
Enjoy!
FeR

FeR Miniatures New Releases (February 27th)

Hi all!
We have been quite busy organizing stuff and also away from Barcelona on a brief but intense tour of seminars in the United States, but here we are, with new interesting stuff for the discerning miniature panter…

Lets, check the releases. First, a new addition to the Elite Classics line. This is a miniature that many of you have asked for:

Elite Classics
ELI00013 – Polish Winged Hussar

 

Sculpture: Young B. Song
Painting: Arnau Lázaro
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 12
Scale: 75 mm

Also, a new Magna Historica bust in 1/10, a cool subject with tons of admirers:

Magna Historica 1/10
MHB00002 – 92nd Regiment of Foot, Gordon Highlanders, Waterloo, 1815

Sculpture: Eduard Pérez
Painting: Rodrigo H. Chacón
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 9 plus photoetched parts
Scale: 1/10

And another addition to the American Revolution collection by Oriol Quin. An interesting and dynamic subject:

Revolution: Liberty or Death
REV00010 – Morgan’s Riflemen, Boston, 1775

Sculpture: Oriol Quin
Painting: Javier Montero
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 9
Scale: 75 mm

The last addition is a new line of products that simply tries to answer a question we usually receive: where do I buy a cool wooden base for the miniature? Our answer is… Just Plinths:

This line consists of simple but well-crafted and finished plinths aimed to those painters who want a cool but discreet base for their projects, but don’t want it stealing the attention from the paintjob as sometimes happens with plinths made of richer woods. Also, the minimalist design and the use of recycled wood materials allows us to offer a well-crafted plinth for a much reasonable price. The different sizes address all the necessary bases for our miniature, from 1/16 minibusts to small vignettes, with the exception of bases for mounted figures, that we’ll try to incorporate in the future:

And that’s all for the moment. Stay tuned for more upcoming new releases!

Cheers
FeR

AMFS show in Atlanta and commemorative figure!

Hi all!
Among our plans for February, we have a special collaboration with the Atlanta Military Figure Society. We have prepared a special commemorative Fahrenheit Miniature Project figure for the occasion!

Fahrenheit Miniature Project
FAH00025 – Sergeant, 5th Georgia “Clinch Rifles”, 1861

Sculpture: Eduard Pérez
Painting: Fernando Ruiz
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 8
Scale: 75 mm

The kit will be pre-released in exclusive for the 2019 AMFS show that will be hosted on February 15th to 17th at the Hilton Atlanta/Marietta Conference Center. The kit will include two choices of hat, a regular forage cap and a tall kepi. The second hat will be exclusive for the show version. The club is opening a reservation of the figure kit, to be picked up at the show, just in case you don’t want to miss your copy. The special price for the show is 45$ and you can contact them here to reserve it or ask for further information. We will be releasing it on a future date but without the optional exclusive headgear.

Fernando is starting now with the boxart version of the figure. His painted example will be donated for the silent auction hosted every year during the show and will post a SBS of it in our social media and online along this week, since online sites are really popular now a days, you can find useful information or even online games like slot online indonesia which is a great option for this.

We will be present at the show in collaboration with our exclusive American distributor, Scale 75 USA, so expect to be able to buy all our range of miniatures from his table. Also, Fernando has a seminar some days before the show:

See you all there!

FeR Miniatures

FeR Miniatures New Releases (January 17th)

Hi all!
Here we are, full of energy for the new year and packed with new releases as usual, so… Let’s check them!

First of all, a new addition for the 54 mm Collector’s Series that we are sure is going to be really popular:

54 mm Collector’s Series
DZS00007 – Officer, 93rd Regiment, Sutherland Highlanders, 1854

Sculpture: Eduard Pérez
Painting: Jaume Ortiz
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 8
Scale: 54 mm

Also, a new Magna Historica bust, cool addition to the Might of Rome set we released some months ago:

Magna Historica
MHB00018 – Aquilifer, Legio XX Valeria Victrix, Britannia, AD 61

Sculpture: Ramón Martínez
Painting: Fernando Ruiz
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 13
Scale: 1/12

And finally, a new character for Peter Punk Produktions, a somewhat clumsy, somewhat adorable new dwarf bust by Jonatán Monerris:

Peter Punk Produktions
PPK00019 – Scary Encounter!

Sculpture: Jonatán Monerris
Painting: Jonatán Monerris
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 1
Scale: 1/12

And that’s all for the moment. Stay tuned for more upcoming new releases!

Cheers
FeR

 

FeR Miniatures Christmas New Releases (December 07th)

Hi all!
Here we are again with new releases, on this occasion, just in time for the holiday season!

This time we have interesting new releases, including the relaunch of a classic line of us but as a completely new project. Let’s check it!

First of all, a new release for Clash of Cultures, a fantastic Polish Knight by oriol Quin:

Clash of Cultures – Deus Vult!
COC00012 – Polish Knight, Grunwald, 1410

Sculpture: Oriol Quin
Painting: Alfonso Prado
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 12 (Including optional hand with axe)
Scale: 75 mm

Also, a new Magna Historica bust, this time a subject that is very near to us, as we travel to the convulsed times of the Spanish Civil War, but without moving from our city, Barcelona, some day we will actually travel with our PNW packable backpack around the world.

Magna Historica
MHB00017 – ¡No Pasarán! CNT Militiawoman, Barcelona, 1936

Sculpture: Pedro Fernández
Painting: Marc Masclans
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 4 (Includes optional headgear)
Scale: 1/12

And finally, the overhaul of a classic line. Welcome to Stalhelm Series 2.0!

We have been working on a new line of miniatures aimed at military armour builders and modellers interested in WWII subject, in the always popular 1/35 scale!

Stahlhelm Series
STH01001 – U. S. Tank Crew E. T. O. Set

Sculpture: Eduard Pérez
Painting: Jaume Ortiz
Scenery built and painted by: Xavier Ruiz
Scenery courtesy of Darius Miniatures
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 9 (Including both figures and optional heads)
Scale: 1/35

Stahlhelm Series
STH01002 – German Fallschirmjägers Early War Set

Sculpture: Eduard Pérez
Painting: Jaume Ortiz
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 15 (Including both figures and optional heads)
Scale: 1/35

These new miniatures come in sets of two and also individually and will normally include optional heads. These subjects have been carefully documented and planned so they can be used on their own or along existing 1/35 model kits in creative vignettes and dioramas. We plan to release quite a few of them sooner than later, so we expect to build a nice assortment to choose from.

The only other reminder is that these days we are still running (drumrolls)… THE HOLIDAY SPECIAL PACK!

Instead of creating predetermined seasonal offer packs that might be or not of your interest, we have decided to offer you this feature in which you can create your own pack, browsing through all the miniatures of our range. Mix items from different ranges, complete your collection with those exact pieces you are missing or buy multiples for you and a friend. It is up to you. 
Buying 2 to 4 items, you’ll get a 10% discount; buying 5 or more will get you a 20% discount. Also, a total above 150€ still qualifies for getting one of the exclusive free miniatures of course!

All the above New Releases are also included in the deal so take advantage of it to build your Christmas wishlist!

And that’s all.
The FeR Miniatures team wishes you all Merry Christmas!

The Role of Augmented Reality in Marketing

In recent years, augmented reality (AR) has transformed from a novel technology into a powerful marketing tool that enhances customer experiences and engages audiences in innovative ways. By blending the digital and physical worlds, AR creates immersive experiences that can elevate brand interaction, product promotion, and customer loyalty. This article explores the role of augmented reality in marketing, its applications, benefits, and future potential.
What is Augmented Reality?

Augmented reality is a technology that overlays digital information—such as images, sounds, or text—onto the real world through devices like smartphones, tablets, or AR glasses. Unlike virtual reality (VR), which creates a completely immersive environment, AR enhances the existing environment, allowing users to interact with both digital and physical elements simultaneously.
Applications of Augmented Reality in Marketing

Enhanced Product Visualization
One of the most prominent applications of AR in marketing is its ability to help customers visualize products in their own environment before making a purchase. For example, furniture retailers like IKEA have developed apps that allow users to place 3D models of furniture in their homes, helping them see how a sofa or table fits with their existing decor. This not only aids in the decision-making process but also reduces the likelihood of returns.

Interactive Advertising
AR can turn traditional advertising into interactive experiences. Brands can create print ads or billboards that, when viewed through an AR app, animate or provide additional information. For instance, a magazine ad for a car might allow readers to see a 360-degree view of the vehicle, learn about its features, or even take a virtual test drive.

Gamification and Brand Engagement
Integrating AR into marketing campaigns can enhance brand engagement through gamification. Brands like Pokémon GO have demonstrated the potential of AR by encouraging users to explore their surroundings while interacting with digital elements. Companies can develop similar experiences that reward customers for engaging with their brand, fostering loyalty and increasing customer retention.

Try Before You Buy
Retailers are using AR to offer virtual try-ons, allowing customers to see how clothing, accessories, or makeup products look on them before making a purchase. Brands like Sephora and Warby Parker have successfully implemented AR features that let users “try on” products virtually, increasing confidence in their purchasing decisions.

Event and Experience Marketing
AR can enhance live events and brand activations by providing interactive experiences that engage attendees. For instance, brands can create AR scavenger hunts, interactive exhibits, or immersive storytelling experiences that captivate audiences and encourage social sharing. This not only makes the event memorable but also amplifies brand visibility through user-generated content.

Benefits of Using Augmented Reality in Marketing

Increased Customer Engagement
AR captivates users and encourages them to interact with the brand. By providing engaging and memorable experiences, brands can foster deeper connections with their audience and enhance customer loyalty.

Improved Decision-Making
AR helps customers visualize products in real-time, which can lead to more informed purchasing decisions. This reduces uncertainty and enhances customer satisfaction, ultimately resulting in higher conversion rates.

Differentiation from Competitors
In a crowded marketplace, leveraging AR can set a brand apart from competitors. Offering unique, interactive experiences can attract customers and create a buzz around the brand, positioning it as an innovator in its industry.

Enhanced Storytelling
AR allows brands to tell compelling stories in immersive ways. By integrating AR into marketing strategies, brands can create narratives that resonate with customers, making their messages more impactful and memorable.

Collecting Valuable Data
AR experiences can provide brands with valuable data about customer interactions and preferences. By analyzing user behavior within AR environments, marketers can gain insights that inform future strategies and improve targeting.

Challenges and Considerations

While the potential of augmented reality in marketing is vast, brands must also navigate certain challenges:

Technical Limitations
Not all consumers have access to the latest AR technology or high-end devices. Brands should consider the accessibility of their AR experiences and ensure they are compatible with a range of devices.

User Experience
Creating seamless and enjoyable AR experiences is crucial. Poorly designed AR applications can frustrate users and detract from the brand experience, so brands must prioritize usability in their AR initiatives.

Cost of Implementation
Developing AR experiences can be resource-intensive, requiring significant investment in technology and content creation. Brands must weigh the potential benefits against the costs and determine whether AR aligns with their marketing goals.

The Future of Augmented Reality in Marketing

As technology continues to advance, the role of augmented reality in marketing is expected to grow. With the increasing integration of AR into mobile devices and the rise of the metaverse, brands have more opportunities to create immersive and engaging experiences.

Moreover, as consumer expectations evolve, brands that leverage AR effectively will likely stay ahead of the curve. Innovations in AI and machine learning will further enhance AR experiences, allowing for greater personalization and interactivity.
Conclusion

Augmented reality is reshaping the marketing landscape by offering brands innovative ways to engage with customers and enhance their shopping experiences. By blending the digital and physical worlds, AR creates immersive opportunities that not only attract attention but also foster deeper connections with consumers.

As the technology matures and becomes more accessible, the potential for AR in marketing from Marketing Heaven will continue to expand. Brands that embrace this technology now can position themselves as leaders in their industry, creating memorable experiences that resonate with their audience and drive business success.

FeR Miniatures Latest New Releases (October 16nd) and… See you at SMC!

Hi everybody!
We have kept it quiet lately, as we were quite busy preparing a new fresh batch of releases and also our yearly trip to the Netherlands, for the Scale Model Challenge 2018!
So, let’s talk about all this. First things first, the new releases.

Let’s start with some cool miniatures classics, freshly available again in high-quality resin for our Elite Series:

Elite Classics
ELI00011 – Trooper Partisan, Lee’s Legion, 1782

Sculpture: Stefano Cannone
Painting: Fernando Ruiz
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 13
Scale: 75 mm

Elite Classics
ELI00012 – Swiss Halberdier, 15th Century

Sculpture: Mike Blank
Painting: Alfonso Prado
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 9
Scale: 54 mm

Also, Eduard Pérez has some long-awaited reinforcements for the Union side, a fantastic Zouave in 75 mm!

Fahrenheit Miniature Project
FAH00020 – 146th N.Y. Volunteer Infantry Regiment, Garrard’s Tigers, 1864

Sculpture: Eduard Pérez
Painting: Jaume Ortiz
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 10
Scale: 75 mm

Oriol Quin has also another American themed subject for his Revolutionary War line, but this time with a twist!

Revolution: Liberty or Death
REV00009 – French Chasseur, 34 eme Reg. Touraine, Yorktown, 1779

Sculpture: Oriol Quin
Painting: Javier Montero
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 10
Scale: 75 mm

And finally, as it is becoming a tradition, a new exquisite bust for Pepa Saavedra’s line, to be presented at SMC!

Women, by Pepa Saavedra
WOM00006 – Hipatia

Sculpture: Pedro Fernández
Painting: Pepa Saavedra
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 2
Scale: 1/10

That’s all concerning the new releases. These figures will be first available this weekend at SMC, so if you are not attending, you will find them as usual on our website from next week onwards.

About the show, we’ll be waiting for you at stand number H4:

The new thing for this year is that we are hosting, in collaboration with our neighbor stand, Acrylicos Vallejo, a demo table that will be working continuously during the opening hours. Learn which artists will be doing a demo in any given time on their social media.

Also, we will be offering our usual 10% discount on all our products during the weekend

And… That’s all! See you all this weekend!
Cheers
FeR

FeR Miniatures Latest New Releases (September 18nd)

Hi everybody!
We are happy to present some new stuff that is sure you will like…

First of all, we have been working on a push on our 54 mm historical range. We are perceiving an increase in the interest for this classic scale, so we have decided to release more in that line. We had the line of Signature Series: David Zabrocki, that was comprised mostly of the kind of subjects we had in mind so, as we wanted to allow other artists to participate in the effort and David is not releasing new figures at a really steady rate due to work compromises, we have decided to transform that line in a general 54 mm historical line:

We are happy to present the next two figures of the line:

54 mm Collector Series
DZS00005 – Spahi Officer, Crimea, 1855

Sculpture: Eduard Pérez
Painting: Stefano Lancioni
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 5
Scale: 54 mm

54 mm Collector Series
DZS00006 – Napoleon Bonaparte, Grenoble, 1815

Sculpture: Eduard Pérez
Painting: Fernando Ruiz
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 5
Scale: 54 mm

Also, some hot news for the fantasy front by the always talented Romain Van den Bogaert!

Signature Series: Romain Van Den Bogaert
ROM00004 – Sneaky Pete

Sculpture: Romain Van Den Bogaert
Painting: Ben Komets
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 1
Scale: 1/12

Signature Series: Romain Van Den Bogaert
ROM00005 – Arold the Mendacious

Sculpture: Romain Van Den Bogaert
Painting: Ben Komets
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 4
Scale: 1/12

We are sure that you’ll find something of your liking. That’s all for the moment!
FeR