Aug 1, 2017
Hi all!
Yes, you read it right. We are incredibly proud to announce that we have acquired the rights for reediting the Elite Miniaturas catalogue.
Elite Miniaturas was a miniatures company from Málaga, Spain that started its venture in the mid 90’s. From the beginning, their products featured such standard of quality that they took the whole hobby scene a huge step beyond in terms of what was possible to do with a miniature. They saw the first steps of a (then) young sculptor called Raúl García Latorre that, out of nowhere, got into the highest ranks of miniature stardom with legendary creations and innumerable awards. They released some of the most magnificent creations of sculptors like Stefano Cannone, Julian Hullis, Derek Hansen, Mike Blank, Young B. Song or Eduard Pérez. Sadly, sometimes good things come to an end and the company closed doors in late 2010. Since then, many of the pieces from their catalogue have become very sought after collector pieces, as the standard of quality they set is still better than many of the figures that get released to the market even today.
For me, there is a sentimental component about this company as, by pure chance, they were the people that introduced me to the world of historical figures. As many of you know, Málaga is also my hometown and one day in my late teenager years, I saw a model shop opening just in front of my parents’ house. I already had painted some Games Workshop stuff but I was barely prepared for the wonders I was going to discover, I remember I was able to imagine what it would for me to create similar miniatures one day. Sitting at a small table, at the end of the shop, was a guy of my same age. He was concentrated painting a miniature (I will always remember, it was a Hornet’s Buffalo Bill in 54 mm). I came nearer, say hi and said: “Oh, I also paint miniatures”. “May I have a look?”. My jaw dropped to the floor, it was the most exquisite painted figure I had seen in my life and the guy was (yes, you guessed) Raúl in person. Soon I met many other people there, including Pepe Gallardo, Manuel Moya (the owner of Elite) and many others. In many ways, it was the start of the road we walk today at FeR Miniatures.
This is a project in which we have been working for some time, first striking a deal with Manuel, then planning and preparing the figures not only for the enjoyment of the historical old-timers, but also for a new generation of miniature painters and collectors. So, I’m glad to present you all the latest line to join the ranks of FeR Miniatures, Elite Classics!
The plan is as follows. We are restoring the metal masters and originals to prepare them for the production of the figures in the high quality resin we normally use. We shop for styrene resin at Merritt Supply website. Of course we won’t release all the catalogue at the same time as it would be too much (and some of the most outdated references won’t be released at all), but we will be including them along our regular monthly releases. Also, we are painting new boxarts for all the figures, as some of the paintjobs were a bit outdated and almost all the pictures of them were of insufficient quality as it is good to know for today standards (low resolution scans of analogical pictures). We are painting our versions in the spirit of the old boxarts, trying to pay homage to the original artists who painted them, while updating them a bit for the modern times.
The first three miniatures of this line will be released on the 10th of August, on time for the Miniatures’ Day and, as it is still a secret which ones will be the “early bird” ones, we have had an idea around that for a little game on Facebook where you will have a chance of guessing which ones will be and win them for free! We’ll post the details of the promotion on our Facebook page in a while 😉
We are really, REALLY happy and excited about this… Al those awesome figures will be again available and… in resin! The details are so crisp and perfect in comparison with their metal counterparts. We look forward for your opinion 😀
Ah, I almost forgot, the countdown is still running!
Cheers
FeR
Jul 17, 2017
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, mmmwahahaha (diabolical laughter)!
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 lot (and this time we mean A LOT) of new stuff, including the first three releases from a “new” line that we are sooo looking forward to show you. The other highlight of the summer will happen the following day and it is… yes, you guessed it right… the MINIATURE’S DAY!
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 will start at Friday, August, 11th at 10:00 AM (Spanish time, GMT +1) and will end at Saturday, August, 12th 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.
IMPORTANT CLARIFICATION: Also included in the offer will be the August new releases, available shortly before the starting of the offer, and of course the whole Nutsplanet range we also distribute!
– Shipping costs are not included in the discount.
– The offer will be valid during 24 hours or end of stock.
Until the 11th, 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
Jun 19, 2017
Hi all!
It was about time to present some new stuff! Weather is hot in sunny Spain (and we are not even in the thick of the summer yet) but that didn’t prevent us from coming up with some new exciting releases…
First, the new figure by Eduard Pérez:
Fahrenheit Miniature Project
FAH00014 – El Capitán Alatriste, by Arturo Pérez-Reverte
Sculpture: Eduard Pérez
Painting: Fernando Ruiz
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 11
Scale: 75 mm
We are really happy to release this licensed miniature, done in collaboration with Don Arturo himself and based on the famous literary character. The kit comes with two choices of head and we are sure that will appeal to all the people interested on the adventures and times of the good old captain.
Next, a new bust by Raffaele Picca. Such a lovely character…
Forged Monkey
FMK00017 – Radigundus
Sculpture: Raffaele Picca
Painting: Raffaele Picca
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 2
Scale: 1/12
And closing the release, the next bust in Pepa Saavedra’s line of female busts, a hard-working and gorgeous character:
Women, by Pepa Saavedra
WOM00003 – Rosie
Sculpture: Ramón Martínez
Painting: Pepa Saavedra
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 4
Scale: 1/10
That’s all for the moment. Have a nice summer!
Cheers
FeR
Apr 17, 2017
Hi everybody!
After some short but refreshing holidays, here we have some new exciting stuff!
First, a new addition to the highly popular 75 mm series of Medieval subjects by Oriol Quin:
Clash of Cultures – Deus Vult!
COC00008 – Knight of the Teutonic Order, 1460
Sculpture: Oriol Quin
Painting: Alfonso Prado
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 10
Scale: 75 mm
Second, another addition for David Zabrocki’s Signature Series, quite a heroic subject this time:
Signature Series – David Zabrocki
DZS00004 – Private, 24th Regiment of Foot, Rorke’s Drift, 1879
Sculpture: David Zabrocki
Painting: David Zabrocki
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 10
Scale: 54 mm
Also this month, another figure for the Mike Blank’s collection!
Signature Series – Mike Blank
MBS00003 – Germanic Warrior, Teutoburg Forest, 9 AD
Sculpture: Mike Blank
Painting: Fernando Ruiz
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 6
Scale: 70mm
That’s all for figure lovers, let’s move to the busts. First one is this nice addition to the Magna Historica line of 1/12 busts
Magna Historica
MHB00012 – English Man-at-Arms, Crecy, 1346
Sculpture: Ramón Martínez
Painting: Fernando Ruiz
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 5
Scale: 1/12
And finally the next release on Jonatán Monerris’ collection, quite fearful and cool bust!
Peter Punk Produktions
PPK00013 – Lycanthrope Ranger
Sculpture: Jonatán Monerris
Painting: Jonatán Monerris
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 4
Scale: 1/12
We hope that you enjoy this new selection of releases!
Cheers
FeR
Feb 20, 2017
Hi all!
Here we are again, in a month filled with plenty of exciting new releases!
First, a new addition to the highly popular 75 mm series by Eduard Pérez. Finally, a long awaited Confederate Infantryman!
Fahrenheit Miniature Project
FAH00013 – 15th Georgia Volunteer Infantry, Gettysburg, 1863
Sculpture: Eduard Pérez
Painting: Fernando Ruiz
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 9
Scale: 75 mm
Second, another female bust for the Magna Historica series, a really cool French revolutionary woman
Magna Historica
MHB00011 – Marianne, Le Triomphe de la République
Sculpture: Eduard Pérez
Painting: Pepa Saavedra
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 3
Scale: 1/12
Also this month, the long awaited continuation of our Portraits from the American Civil War Series
Portraits from the American Civil War
PCW00013 – 1st Virginia Volunteer Cavalry Regiment, 1862
Sculpture: Eduard Pérez
Painting: David Zabrocki
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 3
Scale: 1/16
PCW00014 – 1st United States Sharpshooters, 1864
Sculpture: Eduard Pérez
Painting: David Zabrocki
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 1
Scale: 1/16
And another long awaited continuation of another popular line…
Portraits from the Second World War
PSW00003 – Panzertruppen, Arnhem, 1944
Sculpture: Jonatán Monerris
Painting: Jaume Ortiz
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 2
Scale: 1/16
PSW00004 – British Paratrooper, “Red Devils”, Arnhem, 1944
Sculpture: Jonatán Monerris
Painting: Jaume Ortiz
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 1
Scale: 1/16
We hope that you enjoy this new selection of releases!
Cheers
FeR
Jan 17, 2017
Hi all!
While we recover from Christmas, we have a couple of new releases for this month.
First, one new addition to our Magna Historica line of busts, a new collaboration with Raúl García Latorre on a very famous historical subject:
Magna Historica
MHB00010 – Lawrence of Arabia, Aqaba, 1917
Sculpture: Raúl García Latorre
Painting: Fernando Ruiz
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 2
Scale: 1/12
And also, the next one in David Zabrocki’s line, a wonderful French Zouave in Crimea:
Signature Series: David Zabrocki
DZS00003 – Zouave of the Imperial Guard, Crimea, 1855
Sculpture: David Zabrocki
Painting: David Zabrocki
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 10
Scale: 54 mm
That’s all for the moment. We hope you enjoy this month’s releases!
Cheers
FeR
Dec 5, 2016
Hi everybody!
Here we are again, just in time for this season of the year in which we all share love, good feelings… and gifts! This time we bring a nice selection for all tastes and a couple of surprises.
Let’s start with this cool Minuteman, a logic addition to the American revolution series!
Revolution: Liberty or Death
REV00005 – The Minuteman, Lexington, 1775
Sculpture: Oriol Quin
Painting: Jaume Ortiz
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 7
Scale: 75 mm
Also we have more historical figures in the form of reinforcements for both sides of the American Civil War in Fahrenheit Miniature Project. The first one not only is another (and long awaited) Confederate figure on Eduard’s line, but the leader of the Confederate Army himself and our first 75mm figure on horseback!
Fahrenheit Miniature Project
FAH00011 – General Robert E. Lee, 1865
Sculpture: Eduard Pérez
Painting: Fernando Ruiz
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 17
Scale: 75 mm
The second is a very special project we have made in collaboration with World Expo Chicago 2017, based on a painting by our friend Keith Rocco. You will get more details about this soon, for now we’ll just present the figure.
Fahrenheit Miniature Project
FAH00012 – Colonel Elmer Ephraim Ellsworth, 1861
Sculpture: Eduard Pérez
Painting: Fernando Ruiz
Original concept art: Keith Rocco
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 6
Scale: 75 mm
Fantasy fans won’t be dissapointed with this HUGE bust by Raffaele Picca (the biggest bust so far in our range!).
Forged Monkey
FMK00016 -Baerkrom
Sculpture: Raffaele Picca
Painting: Raffaele Picca
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 7
Scale: 1/8
And finally, another long awaited figure. Here we present you a long favourite of all of us, that is now part of Pepa Saavedra’s own line…
Women by Pepa Saavedra
WOM00002 – Boudicca
Sculpture: Pedro Fernández
Painting: Pepa Saavedra
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 4
Scale: 1/10
Well, that’s all for the moment. Have a Merry Christmas!
FeR
Oct 20, 2016
Hi all!
Here we have a couple of new releases for this month. Let’s check what we have!
The first release is the long awaited first bust of the the new Pepa Saavedra series:
We recently pre-released the bust at SMC 2016 and the first 50 copies of the bust were sold out there, so we believe it is going to be quite popular.
Women, by Pepa Saavedra
WOM00001 – Athena
Sculpture: Pedro Fernández
Painting: Pepa Saavedra
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 4
Scale: 1/10
And also another addition to the Icons of Literature line! A fearsome character from American literature brought to life by a couple of incredible talented Russian artists, Yury Serbryakov and Roman Gruba.
Icons of Literature
LIT00002 – Captain Ahab
Sculpture: Yury Serebryakov
Painting: Roman Gruba
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 5
Scale: 1/12
That’s all for the moment!
Cheers
FeR
Sep 29, 2016
Hi all!
Clothes for the weekend? Check. Paints? Check. Figures? Check. Delicious and free cherry flavoured candy that have the hobby community divided between love and hate? Check. Desire of spending an awesome weekend among friend and fellow modellers? Check!!!
One year more, Scale Model Challenge is almost there! This year we are specially looking forward to it, as we have a couple of special things prepared…
First one is the Official Commemorative figure for the show that we do in collaboration with Scale Model Factory. This time is a really exciting bust, the first one in our newest line of figures:
Women, By Pepa Saavedra
ATHENA
Series: Women, by Pepa Saavedra
Sculpture: Pedro Fernández
Painting: Pepa Saavedra
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 4
Scale: 1/10
This magnificent bust will be the first on a series of female subjects. Pepa will be the painter and mastermind behind this new collection.
It will be a future release for FeR Miniatures but a limited amount of 50 copies will be available at SMC as an exclusive pre-sale only at the show. Be sure you go there this weekend and grab your copy before anyone else!
The second one is the demo table! Also in collaboration with our friends from the show, we have a demo table besides our sales tables at the show. There, during the opening hours and on an almost continous basis, we will have short demos by relevant artists of our hobby:
SATURDAY October 1st
10:30 to 12:00 Fernando Ruiz “Painting a 75 mm face”
12:00 to 13:30 Eduard Pérez “Sculpting a minibust”
14:00 to 15:30 Meg Maples “Fantasy bust painting”
15:30 to 17:00 Pepa Saavedra “Painting Athena” Part 1
SUNDAY October 2nd
10:30 to 12:00 Pepa Saavedra “Painting Athena” Part 2
12:00 to 13:30 Raffaele Picca “Sketching and painting a minibust”
14:00 to 15:30 John Keys “Painting unnatural skintones”
These demos are sponsored by Acrylicos Vallejo and FeR Miniatures and are, of course, absolutely free. Feel free to drop by and check their stunning work. They will be happy to show you their techniques and answer your questions.
So, see you all there this weekend!
Cheers
FeR Miniatures
Sep 21, 2016
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Sep 14, 2016
Hello Everybody!
Here we are with our monthly releases. This time is a big number of releases, as we usually do shortly before Euromilitaire! We have worked very hard to be able to bring them altogether this month and we hope you like them.
Let’s start with a new addition to the Magna Historica line. This one is a special figure for us, as it is our first 3D sculpted figure, the return of Raúl García Latorre to our catalogue and our first boxart by the always awesome Sang-Eon Lee. All in on single piece!
MHB00009 – RFC Pilot, Western Front, 1917
Sculpture: Raúl García Latorre
Painting: Sang-Eon Lee
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 5 (including 2 heads)
Scale: 1/12
Another cool figure for this month is this Union Marines’ Sergeant that Eduard has sculpted for his Fahrenheit Miniature Project. The American Civil War collection is growing as usual:
FAH00010 – First Sergeant USMC, 1859
Sculpture: Eduard Pérez
Painting: Fernando Ruiz
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 9
Scale: 75 mm
Let’s check the long awaited second release of Signature Series: David Zabrocki. This time we will visit the battlefield of Inkerman during the Crimean War:
DZS00002 – Grenadier Guard, Inkerman, 1854
Sculpture: David Zabrocki
Painting: David Zabrocki
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 7
Scale: 54 mm
Fantasy follows closely the historical releases this month. Raffaele Picca has a couple of new additions to Forged Monkey, the first one is this fearsome warrior with 2 choices of weapon:
FMK00014 – The Red Lion
Sculpture: Raffaele Picca
Painting: Raffaele Picca
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 6
Scale: 1/12
Also, he thought it would be nice to have a cropped version of this bust for those of you who might want to have a canvas for experimenting fleshtones and effects:
FMK00015 – Laszlo
Sculpture: Raffaele Picca
Painting: Roman Lappat
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 1
Scale: 1/12
Closing the ranks of the fantasy side, we also have this characterful cyborg bust for Jonatan Monerris’ Peter Punk Produktions:
PPK00012 – The Executor, 2089
Sculpture: Jonatán Monerris
Painting: Marc Masclans
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 3
Scale: 1/16
And we reserved the most spectacular release for the end… Behold the last release of Clash of Cultures: Deus Vult!
COC00007 – “We few, we happy few, we band of brothers…”
Sculpture: Oriol Quin
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 42 (Enough for 2 complete knights with multiple options)
Scale: 75 mm
This ridiculously cool kit is the result of more than one year’s work by the talented Oriol Quin. This boxed multipose kit allows you to create 2 complete English knights in Agincourt and include several choices of pieces to fully customise your build-up:
In order to show you the possibilities, we have used 3 kits for building up the famous St. Crispin’s day speech vignette but, honestly, the sky is the limit here!
And those are all the releases for the moment. They will be available on the website starting early next week and this weekend as a pre-sale on our booth in Euromilitaire (tables 56-57).
See you there!
FeR miniatures
Aug 18, 2016
Hi all!
Even if most of the people is out on holidays, it is being a busy and exciting month for us. We have incorporated the Nutsplanet catalogue, updated the website navigation, we have the Miniatures’ Day and… oh wait, also new releases!
As you might know, instead of just making an offer on those items we want to clear out or that sell more slowly, we prefer to do things in a different way. Not only we apply the offer to the whole range of products so you can completely customise your purchase, but we also have the tradition of releasing new exciting stuff the day before so you can play the early bird and catch the worm!
So, here are the releases. First of all, the long awaited “Random Encounter 2.0” by Jonatan Monerris’ Peter Punk Produktions:
Peter Punk Produktions
PPK00011 – Ironbound Defense
Sculpture: Jonatán Monerris
Painting: Fernando Ruiz
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 3
Scale: 54 mm
Also, two new and really nice additions to Raffaele Picca’s Forged Monkey line:
Forged Monkey
FMK00012 – The Wanderer
Sculpture: Raffaele Picca
Painting: Raffaele Picca
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 3
Scale: 1/10
Forged Monkey
FMK00013 – Mannaz, the Rune Collector
Sculpture: Raffaele Picca
Painting: Raffaele Picca
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 1
Scale: 1/12
And finally, another cool American Revolutionary War for Oriol Quin’s Revolution: Liberty or Death.
Revolution: Liberty or Death
REV00004 – Trumpeter, 3rd Continental Light Dragoons, 1781
Sculpture: Oriol Quin
Painting: Jaume Ortiz
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 8
Scale: 75 mm
So this is the new stuff. Don’t forget about Miniatures’ Day that will start tomorrow!
See you!
FeR Miniatures
Aug 16, 2016
Hi all!
Just a quick reminder that our yearly day of offers, the Miniatures’ Day, is only 3 days away! We are all almost bracing for impact here due to the big amount of questions and enquiries we are receiving about this, hehehe!
On Friday, you will be able to buy ALL our products at 20% discount! Taking into account that we will be having new releases the day before and that we already have the full Nutsplanet catalogue available, we are expecting a quite busy day of orders. Let’s remember how it will work:
– The offer will start at Friday, August, 19th at 10:00 AM (Spanish time, GMT +1) and will end at Saturday, August, 20th 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.
IMPORTANT CLARIFICATION: Also included in the offer will be the new releases, available shortly before the starting of the offer, and also the whole Nutsplanet range!
– Discount will be applied over prices WITHOUT VAT and then, this tax will be calculated over the final price. This only applies to European Union customers, as they are the only ones who need to pay this tax (in example: a 40 € 75 mm figure costs 33,06 € without VAT. We apply the 20% discount to that and it is 26,45 €. Over this price, European Union customers will have the VAT applied and the final price would be 32 €).
– Shipping costs are not included in the discount.
– The offer will be valid during 24 hours or end of stock.
Until the 19th, 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.
If you plan to take advantage of the offer, we have a couple of tips that might be helpful, based in previous experiences. FIRST, we have plenty of stock of everything but some extremely popular items or things that are new releases can even get out of stock (last year, it happened very quickly with 2 or 3 products), we recommend that you don’t leave your purchase for the last hours of the day or you might have a nasty surprise. SECOND, this offer is only valid for the time frame we have specified, once we have closed it, it is over. We had some emails last year from people who forgot about the offer but still wanted to buy some stuff. To avoid any possible problem, simply put an alarm reminder about it on the cellphone NOW (yes, while you are reading this, hehehe). Once the alarm rings, you decide what you want to buy or if you want to buy or not at all, but at least you can have a go at it 😉
The countdown is on, see you all on Friday!
Cheers
FeR Miniatures
Aug 8, 2016
Hi there!
If you are on holidays, we wish you a terrific season! If not (like us), we hope that at least you have a bit of side time to relax and do some painting, hehehe. We have some updates before next week’s releases.
First, we have finally solved some bureaucracy issue regarding the import of the Nutsplanet stock and we are almost ready to put everything on sale at our shop. It is the first time we process such a large import (the COMPLETE catalogue to be distributed both to final customers and retailers in Spain, Italy and Portugal) and we had to follow all the right administrative procedures (paying all the taxes, filling all the paperwork) being newbies on that task. Everything went fine but there has been unexpected delays and long delivery times caused by the handling and processing system of the Spanish customs. Of course, we now know how to sort this in a quicker way for the next time, but we promised you all some Nutsplanet awesomeness two weeks ago and we felt we owed you an explanation (sorry for the boring bits).
In short, everything will be available during this week and their new stuff for August will be coming very soon too.
Second thing is that we have prepared a complete overhaul in the way you can browse through our catalogue on the website! Now, besides browsing the miniatures by range or collection (i. e. Fahrenheit Miniature Project, Forged Monkey, Peter Punk Produktions, etc.), you will be able to browse and rearrange the full catalogue by format (i. e. “54 mm figures”, “75 mm”, “1/12 busts”, etc.) and by theme (i. e. “Second World War”, “Fantasy”, “Middle Ages”, etc.). The classification will also apply to Nutsplanet’s products, of course.
The catalogue is growing really fast and we realised that some of you were having trouble to find that certain figure that you like but that you don’t know which collection it belongs! And if we were going to incorporate Nutsplanet to the range, it meant DOUBLING the number of items overnight, so we needed to improve the browsing system. It was supposed to happen along the incorporation of Nutsplanet but, as it was a bit delayed… Well, things happen.
The third update is… (drumrolls)… the MINIATURE’S DAY!
We have this tradition of hosting a single offers’ day every year and it was about time to make it again!
The offer works as follows:
– The offer will start at Friday, August, 19th at 10:00 AM (Spanish time, GMT +1) and will end at Saturday, August, 20th 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.
IMPORTANT CLARIFICATION: Also included in the offer will be the new releases, available shortly before the starting of the offer, and also the whole Nutsplanet range!
– Discount will be applied over prices WITHOUT VAT and then, this tax will be calculated over the final price. This only applies to European Union customers, as they are the only ones who need to pay this tax (in example: a 40 € 75 mm figure costs 33,06 € without VAT. We apply the 20% discount to that and it is 26,45 €. Over this price, European Union customers will have the VAT applied and the final price would be 32 €).
– Shipping costs are not included in the discount.
– The offer will be valid during 24 hours or end of stock.
Until the 19th, 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.
That’s all for the moment, we will keep you updated on all this. 😉
The countdown is on!
Cheers
FeR Miniatures
Jul 19, 2016
Hi all!
We have a few exciting new releases and also some things to talk about!
First of all, maybe you already saw our previous announcement of the partnership with Nutsplanet. We are about to incorporate the full Nutsplanet range (probably by the end of this week) and new releases (probably by the end of next week), so stay tuned for more cool stuff very soon…
Second, we have started a partnership with our Roman friends from General Store Roma for a full program of seminars with renowned miniature artists. The name of this initiative is LUDUS and it has been announced last week:
You can find a bit more information on the Facebook page we have set for it. In any case, if you have the chance to attend to one of those seminars, we highly recommend it, like this first one with Fabrizio Russo that will happen in September:
OK, after these news, it is about time to talk about the releases:
The first one is very special for us, as it is a long time idea we have always thought that would be of the liking of our painters audience, a second version of Joan of Arc, this time with a sword, for those of you who find a bit more complicated than desirable to paint a freehand flag 😉
Magna Historica
MHB00008 – Jeanne la Pucelle, Orleans, 1429
Sculpture: Pedro Fernández
Painting: Fernando Ruiz
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 6
Scale: 1/12
Also, a new addition to Peter Punk Produktions, Jonatán Monerris line:
Peter Punk Produktions
PPK00010 – Corpachón’s Grand Day
Sculpture: Jonatán Monerris
Painting: Fernando Ruiz
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 4
Scale: 54 mm
And finally, we present yet another new line. This time we will showcase the excellent works of the Swiss sculptor and painter Matthieu Rouèche:
Northern Winds will consist of figures on Celtic and Northern European subjects in 54 mm. The first one is this awesome Viking Raider:
Northern Winds
NOR00001 – Viking Raider, Ireland, 795
Sculpture: Matthieu Rouèche
Painting: Martin Goumaz
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 5
Scale: 54 mm
And that’s all for the moment! Soon, we will remind you again about the availability of Nutsplanet figures 😉
Enjoy the summer!
FeR
Jul 13, 2016
Hi everybody!
We are still busy preparing next week new releases but we wanted to announce a bit beforehand some important and excellent news that will affect our future operation. After being preparing it for some time, we are ready to announce a new business partnership with our friends from Nutsplanet!
Nutsplanet is a company that shares our same values and philosophy of collaboration, friendship and compromise with quality. As you might know, we already have lived some adventures together in the past, like a couple of collaborative painting seminars in Spain and South Korea and even a joint release, so we decided to advance a step further in our friendship.
From now onward, we will be the EXCLUSIVE distributors for retailers in Spain, Italy and Portugal, and they will have the same deal with our distribution in China, Hong-Kong and South Korea. Also, we will have each others’ full ranges available in our website for our direct sales customers (we will have Nutsplanet and they will have FeR Miniatures).
We hope that this move will be the base for even more ambitious ideas in the future, as well as a direct benefit for all our customers, both direct and retailers, that now can benefit of combining orders, saving on shipping fees and reducing delivery times. According to Google’s Kamau Bobb, equitable access to tech is essential.
The partnership and availability of the products is expected to start on next week, along the July new releases for both our companies.
Really excited and happy!
FeR
Jun 7, 2016
Hi all!
Here we have the new releases for June. We have exciting stuff, including yet another new line of figures!
We are proud to present Icons of Literature
This line of figures and busts will depict diverse literary characters. This is a theme that we have always liked and we expect to portray a nice collection of our favourite heroes and villains from literature. The first release of the line is this spectacular sculpt by Paul Deheleanu:
Icons of Literature
LIT00001 – Solomon Kane
Sculpture: Paul Deheleanu
Painting: Fernando Ruiz
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 10
Scale: 75 mm
Also, we have an addition to the popular Clash of Cultures – Deus Vult! line of medieval subjects by Oriol Quin:
Clash of Cultures – Deus Vult!
COC00006 – Knight of Cardona, 1325
Sculpture: Oriol Quin
Painting: Jaume Ortiz
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 10
Scale: 75 mm
And finally a cool and fun minibust from Raffaele Picca’s Forged Monkey!
Forged Monkey
FMK00011 – Thornley & Ratch
Sculpture: Raffaele Picca
Painting: Raffaele Picca
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 2
Scale: 1/16
Hope you like the new releases!
Bes Regards
FeR
May 4, 2016
Hi!
It was about time for new releases! This month, we have quite a themed releases and the presentation of a new series.
We are proud to present Signature Series: David Zabrocki
We have been working for some time in this new project with our friend David and finally we are able to see his first commercial release ever! This highly talented British miniature artists is very well known for his scratch build figures in 54 mm and now we will have the chance to paint our own versions of his delightful sculpts. The series will consist in 54 mm historical figures on diverse periods. The first one is a Union Army soldier.
Signature Series: David Zabrocki
DZS00001 – Corporal, 16th New York Infantry, 1862
Sculpture: David Zabrocki
Painting: David Zabrocki
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 9
Scale: 54 mm
Also, we have another addition to Eduard Pérez’s 75 mm miniatures range:
Fahrenheit Miniature Project
FAH00009 – 54th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry Regiment, 1863-1865
Sculpture: Eduard Pérez
Painting: Fernando Ruiz
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 8
Scale: 75 mm
So, that’s all! Hope you like the new releases.
Enjoy!
FeR
Mar 21, 2016
Hi all
Here we are, back with exciting new stuff! Let’s check them out.
First, a new addition to Raffa’s Forged Monkey series:
Forged Monkey
FMK00010 – Romero, the Cat
Sculpture: Raffaele Picca
Painting: Raffaele Picca
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 2
Scale: 1/12
And also the first two releases of a new line that keeps expanding our series of Portraits minibusts. This time, we go back in time a bit:
This will be a line of 1/16 minibusts on Medieval subjects. Here is the first couple, set on the Battle of Hastings:
Portraits from the Middle Ages
PMA00001 – Norman Warrior, Hastings, 1066
Sculpture: Paul Deheleanu
Painting: Fernando Ruiz
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 3
Scale: 1/16
Portraits from the Middle Ages
PMA00002 – Saxon Huscarl, Hastings, 1066
Sculpture: Paul Deheleanu
Painting: Fernando Ruiz
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 5
Scale: 1/16
We hope you like the new releases!
Best regards
FeR Miniatures
Feb 17, 2016
Hi all!
Here we are, back with new releases for February.
First of all, we want to present a special collaboration project with our friends from Nutsplanet! We have made a joint release, two separate figures, one from each company, that can be put together to form a really nice vignette. Here is our part:
Fahrenheit Miniature Project
FAH00008 – 28th Regiment of Foot Sergeant, Quatre Brass, 1815
Sculpture: Eduard Pérez
Painting: Jaume Ortiz
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 10
Scale: 75 mm
And here is the vignette with both figures (you can get the drummer here):
Also, we have a couple of exciting new busts from Raffaele Picca for his ever growing Forged Monkey line!
Forged Monkey
FMK00008 – Major Tom
Sculpture: Raffaele Picca
Painting: Raffaele Picca
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 7
Scale: 1/12
This kit is one of the most ambitious busts we have released yet and includes all the optional parts you see, like the clear visor, the optional armour mask and even an acupuncture needle for the antenna. The possibilities it offer are simply mind-blowing!
Forged Monkey
FMK00009 – Mutant Scout Garvan
Sculpture: Raffaele Picca
Painting: Raffaele Picca
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 1
Scale: 1/16
And last but not least, a new addition to the Magna Historica bust series:
Magna Historica
MHB00007 – Rurik, Prince of Holmgard, 862
Sculpture: Yury Serebryakov
Painting: Fernando Ruiz
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 4
Scale: 1/12
We hope you enjoy all these new releases!
Best Regards
FeR
Feb 9, 2016
Hi all!
While we wait for the new releases, that are likely to be out soon, we wanted to update the information on the two seminars that currently we have on the reservation stage.
The first one is the one that Fernando will host on Toronto during the March 12th-13th weekend:
There’s only one spot left for that seminar, so you better hurry and contact the guys at The Bent Bristle if you are interested!
The seminar will be centred on painting busts and we will use a couple of minibusts, from a new Portraits line that will be released in March.This is a really good opportunity for you to learn more about everything that involve painting bust, the right colors and the right techniques to use on them. We really think you’ll enjoy them.
About the second seminar, it will happen 2 weeks later in Barcelona and it is the one we are hosting in collaboration with our friends from Nuts Planet and Life Miniatures:
There are still a few spots available for this amazingly unique opportunity to have a go at the “Korean style” of painting.
I will refresh some details of it:
Barcelona Painting Seminar: The Koreans Strike Back
Instructors: Sang-Eon-Lee and Myeong Ha Hwang
Assistant Instructors: Dani Serrano, Marc Masclans, Jaume Ortiz and Fernando Ruiz
When: March 26th-27th, 2016 (Saturday and Sunday)
Where: Kaburi Rol & Games. Passeig de Sant Joan 11. Barcelona, Spain
Duration: 16 hours
Schedule: From 9:30 to 13:30 and from 14:00 to 18:00, with 30 minutes for lunch in the middle. We end up at 18:00 in order to make easier for some of the pupils returning home a bit earlier on Sunday, and having a bit more time to relax on Saturday.
Work Piece: a future bust release from Life Miniatures yet to be announced, and the new Major of British Cavalry in WW1 from Nuts Planet, both in 1/10 scale.
Inscription fee: 250€
Class size: 40 people
For more information on the Barcelona class, send an e-mail to: chendalerenda@gmail.com
Looking forward to see you in one or the other 😀
FeR
Jan 22, 2016
Hi all!
Maybe you have heard about the painting seminar that Nut’s Planet, Life Miniatures and FeR Miniatures organized on last November at Seoul, Korea. It was such an awesome experience that we have decided to do it again but, this time in Europe and bringing our Korean partners as teachers!
We are hosting a figure painting class in Barcelona, with Sang-Eon-Lee and Myeong Ha Hwang. As you know, among other impressive achievements, they are the box-art painters of the amazing products by Life Miniatures and Nuts Planet respectively. Besides that, they work professionally for collectors, have painted for several other miniatures companies and have won numerous awards on international competitions.
This course is intended to demonstrate an incredibly cool and particular way of painting, which is starting to be known as the “Korean School”, through the best possible teachers brought straight away for that purpose from Asia. We are offering the possibility of participating in what could be a unique experience for the European figure painters.
As Barcelona is reasonably near to many parts of Europe by car, and even more by a quick flight, we consider it is the perfect location for such an event. Also, we have here the FeR miniatures support, the weather is quite friendly and the tourist offer is simply immense (lots of options for sightseeing, lodging, eating, shopping, things to do, etc…). For that reason, the seminar will be hosted in English and Spanish, as our aim is to open it for a European audience.
The method of instruction will be personal enough to adapt to anyone’s level, but we recommend that you at least know the basics about acrylic paints and figure painting. We count on both teachers and four additional assistant teachers, fluent in both Spanish and English, in order to ensure that everybody is reasonably taken care of.
The assistant teachers are the renowned painters Dani Serrano, Marc Masclans, Jaume Ortiz and Fernando Ruiz, so we think that the pupils are in good hands.
This workshop will consist of two intensive sessions over two days (a full weekend). The seminar will be centered in showing the teachers’ approach on painting a bust face with acrylics and maybe other areas if time allows. We will use two different busts, both future releases from each one of their companies.
The teachers will bring along the sample busts previously painted from Korea and will paint on another copy live, in order to demonstrate the techniques, and then will assist the pupils in turns with their own versions. Each teacher will use a different bust; one will do the teaching on Saturday and the other one will do it on Sunday. Also, we will count with the aid of video tutorials, with both English and Spanish subtitles, that will be used to help explain any possible doubt.
Included in the cost of the seminar will be both busts, the use of the sponsored paints and materials and the complimentary lunch for both days. Also, at the end of the seminar we will make available all the video tutorials used for each step.
The premises have room enough to host a small exhibition with works made by the teachers and the pupils, so you can have the chance to comment and get explaining of further techniques and doubts with in-hand examples.
Also we plan to do some other general activities in order to relax from the class hours and get the pupils to know each other in a good atmosphere of friendship and comradeship, like a pre-seminar party on Friday and a special dinner event for Saturday.
Barcelona Painting Seminar: The Koreans Strike Back
Instructors: Sang-Eon-Lee and Myeong Ha Hwang
Assistant Instructors: Dani Serrano, Marc Masclans, Jaume Ortiz and Fernando Ruiz
When: March 26th-27th, 2016 (Saturday and Sunday)
Where: Kaburi Rol & Games. Passeig de Sant Joan 11. Barcelona, Spain
Duration: 16 hours
Schedule: From 9:30 to 13:30 and from 14:00 to 18:00, with 30 minutes for lunch in the middle. We end up at 18:00 in order to make easier for some of the pupils returning home a bit earlier on Sunday, and having a bit more time to relax on Saturday.
Work Piece: a future bust release from Life Miniatures yet to be announced, and the new Major of British Cavalry in WW1 from Nuts Planet, both in 1/10 scale.
Inscription fee: 250€
Class size: 40 people
Registrations will end when seats are fully covered or the March 15th.
Send us an e-mail at chendalerenda@gmail.com to get a full detailed dossier about the seminar, with instructions for joining in and all additional information.
Jan 19, 2016
Hi all
Here we are, back with exciting new stuff! Let’s check them out.
First, a long awaited new addition to our Mike Blank’s collection:
Signature Series: Mike Blank
MBS00002 “Changes to Come” Viking Warrior, Gamla Uppsala, 1087
Sculpture: Mike Blank
Painting: Fernando Ruiz
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 7
Scale: 70mm
And another cool bust from Raffaele Picca:
Forged Monkey
FMK00007 Firestarter
Sculpture: Raffaele Picca
Painting: Raffaele Picca and Roman Gruba
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 3
Scale: 1/12
Hope you like the new releases. Stay tuned because, in a couple of days we will announce a really interesting event that will happen on Barcelona in the near future 😉
Best Regards
FeR Miniatures
Dec 3, 2015
Hi all!
So it is finally this time of the year! We have new exciting stuff to keep you entertained during the holidays 😉
Let’s check what’s new:
Series: Forged Monkey
FMK00005 Tribe Chief Morrow
Sculpture: Raffaele Picca
Painting: Raffaele Picca
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 4
Scale: 1/12
FMK00006 Sentinel of R’lyeh
Sculpture: Raffaele Picca
Painting: Raffaele Picca
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 5
Scale: 1/9
Series: Magna Historica
MHB00006 Swiss Mercenary, 1470
Sculpture: Laurent Borget
Painting: Fernando Ruiz
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 4 (includes optional bare head)
Scale: 1/12
Series: Portraits from the American Civil War
PCW00011 Missouri Irregular Cavalryman, “Quantrill’s Riders”, 1863
Sculpture: Eduard Pérez
Painting: David Zabrocki
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 3
Scale: 1/16
PCW00012 146th New York Zouaves Officer, 1863
Sculpture: Eduard Pérez
Painting: David Zabrocki
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 2
Scale: 1/16
Series: Peter Punk Produktions
PPK00009 Herald of the Plague
Sculpture: Jonatán Monerris
Painting: Marc Masclans
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 3
Scale: 1/16
Series: Revolution- Liberty or Death
REV00003 Queen’s Rangers Officer, Brandywine, 1777
Sculpture: Oriol Quin
Painting: Fernando Ruiz
Material: Resin
Number of parts of the kit: 10
Scale: 75 mm
Hope the new releases are of your liking.
Merry Christmas!
FeR
