Fantasy Preview - August - Sandstorm - Dreams of Ammon Diah + Contest Results!
Here is the full preview of August - Sandstorm - Dreams of Ammon Diah !!!
What you get - all presupported!
(Tiers: Villain, Fantasy Archvillain, Omniversal Archvillain, Merchant Tier)
Ammon Diah - The Voice from Afar - 100mm base - 1 pose
Aswadum Riders - 75mm base - 4 poses
Iq-Najaq - 50mm base - 4 poses
Yeziqa - 50mm base - 4 poses
Madimu - 50mm base - 4 poses
Alijany - 25mm base - 4 poses
Archvillain Society Vol. XXXVIII
Jambir - The Hidden Blade - 25mm base
Rashahid - The False Sultan - 25mm base
Zukanah - The Dervish - 25mm base
Archvillain Bestiary Vol. XII
Kujata - 50mm base
Zarahi - 50mm base
Yeteroo - 50mm base
Sandstorm - Dreams of Ammon Diah drops on August 2!
The Omniversal tier gets everything we release monthly!
Check out next month's SciFi release HERE
Now let's go back to the June painting contest, here are the winners and their awesome paint jobs!
#1 Samantha Millar
#2 Rafał Łodyga
#3 Carlos Federico Tewes
If you are one of the winners please get in touch with us here on Patreon or at christos@archvillaingames.com
Comments (7)
Hi guys, I have been a patreon subscriber since the very first release, but I have canceled my membership for the moment. Although the quality of the models is superb as always, I agree with others that the models become more and more unusable for tabletop games. I print for D&D myself and the models are just too weird/niche to use. I would love if you would bring it back to more usable themes, and I will re-subscribe as soon as you do. I don't mean to be rude, just wanted to share my feedback. Good luck guys!
I dropped the subscription because of this and that the models are really skinny proportion wise to other tabetop games. Wanted to use astral Devas for Sisters of battle army and my god they're so slim and frail
Especially consider that their pre-supports are some of the worst I have seen on “professionally pre-supported” models. They are sooooo hard to print with flexible resin which is the only resin I can print them with to make them actually usable for tabletop games. Sadly it has officially become more trouble than it is worth for me. :(
I agree with Ivan Antalec. While some are nice models in of themselves, most are just too weird to be useful, or even desirable to print and paint. The main model (Ammon Diah) will never be printed by me. I also hate the trend with Archvillian that creatures have to have 2 sets of arms, or legs. I would prefer if they stepped back from these weird looking models and focused on just cool models that initially drew me in (Old World - Agma Rising)
It would be awesome if the worms could be modelled in such a way as to be ol'natural without and saddle or rider etc
I have this "complaint" with all the stl makers when they make a mounted figure. Sometimes I'd just like to lose the saddle or rider and have just the plain model.
I have this feeling, that releases become less and less usable with each month.