Last Sword Miniatures

Hi everyone, June is complete, so here is the full monthly roundup in one place. This time the post is organized by tier for easier reading: first The Bannerman, then The Adventurer. Inside each tier, the release is grouped as characters, units and extras. The Bannerman Characters Zarina on Horse Th

Hi everyone, I think this is our last preview for June. For The Adventurer, we close the court side of the month with King Louis XIV and Philippe, in his prisoner version. Louis is the figure of command: royal orders, guards at the door, court pressure and the kind of decision that can send half a k

Hi guys, Let’s continue with another look at June. If the first preview brought gunpowder, court intrigue and heavy cavalry, this second one opens a different door: old oaths, royal escorts, soldiers from the east and a creature that does not fully belong to the world of men. The Adventurer This par

Hi guys. This month we begin June with a strong mix: court intrigue, muskets, officers with far too much faith in their pistols, and the first echoes of Leasir with boyars, war bears and winged riders. This is only part of what we are preparing, but we already wanted to show you some of the pieces t

This month, the thunder of gunpowder and the clash of steel bridge two distinct worlds. From the sweeping steppes of the Dukatowo Leasir to the desperate prison dioramas of a kingdom in turmoil, we bring you a collection defined by duty, heritage, and the high stakes of the sword. 🔱 THE BANNERMAN –

«Let the roar of gunpowder announce our arrival, and let the silence after the volley confirm our victory.» — Motto of the Valcasta Corps of Engineers. Greetings, patrons. This month, the scent of gunpowder permeates everything. The art of war is changing, and on the battlefields of the High Kingdom

This month, we bring you the unmistakable heroes of any swashbuckling tale: four charismatic, daring, and slightly reckless swordsmen. Armand, Gustave, Pascal, and Gaston are not just a unit—they are characters, each with their own story. From the seasoned captain with a troubled past to the grizzle

“He who fights with pistols must know no fear. He who fights with swords, no doubt. But he who fights with both must be ready to die beautifully.” — Attributed to Captain Daulac, 1604 This month, our musketeers drop the cloaks and dive into steel. These are not courtly officers or stage-fencers — th

“Nothing honors a man more than holding the line when others break.” — Maximilien de Béthune, Duke of Sully, Minister to Henry IV of France You’d find them in garrison yards and candlelit alleys, marching in formation or dueling under moonlight. Musketeers were more than soldiers—they were a breed.

This month is special. We leave behind the mists of the Dark Ages and leap headfirst into a genre that smells of fine wine, burnt gunpowder, and duels at dawn: swashbuckling adventure. The Adventurer was born as a line for small thematic sets — like the gladiators — but the wild success of the Vikin

Hello everyone, We’ve finally made it here. As I like to be transparent, I want to share some things with you. From here, I’d like to build our roadmap to the future together. One of the big challenges we face with Patreon is that we sculpt month by month while simultaneously managing everything els