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A page dedicated to some of my best and favourite pieces.


Cornelius Greathat - Artisan Guild - 32mm - February 2023

Mucha Music - Ouroboros Miniatures - 90mm? - October 2022

Geisha Bust  - Alexiekonev - August 2022

Wishing for a Soul - Shoshie's Minis - 54mm - August 2022

Krampus bust - Creature Caster - August 2022

Tortle Cleric - Bite the Bullet - 32mm - July 2022

Eira Snow Queen - Great Grimoire - 75mm - April 2022

Chang'e - Clay Cyanide - Custom size - January 2022

Tabaxi Fighter - Dragon Trapper's Lodge - 32mm - December 2021

Dragon's Daughter - Blacksun Miniatures - Bust - April 2021

Kirin - Dragon Trapper's Lodge - 32mm - April 2021

Chimerh No Face - White Werewolf Tavern - 75mm - October 2021

Auria Sundancer - White Werewolf Tavern - 75mm - September 2021

Blue Mage - RNEStudio - 32mm - August 2021

Pixie Bust - White Werewolf Tavern - July 2021


Humblewood Heroes - 32mm - February 2021


White Dragon - Lord of the Print 32mm - January 2021

Felicia - by Ritual Casting 75mm - November 2020

Isabiliya - by Pedrofernandez Works - August 2020

Lumineth High Warden - July 2020
Lumineth High Warden - July 2020

Dryad from the deep woods - Creepytables - June 2020


Sara bust from Mirico Collectibles - May 2020

Lord Aquilor on Gryph Charger - January 2020

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