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After Our First Successful Kickstarter we wanted to carry on more projects with Oldhammer style and of course casted in metal, I just launched my Kickstarter yesterday.
Warblade Miniatures is based in Nottingham!

28mm Space Dwarves!
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/warblademiniatures/28mm-space-dwarves?
A set of 10 Metal Space Dwarves With Jump Packs!







Please let me know what you think

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/warblademiniatures/28mm-space-dwarves?

I like these! Ideally, I wish there was a non-jump pack option, but I get why that might not be feasible for a small company.

Can I offer some feedback? The pix on gray backgrounds are too dark and have contrast problems. The pix on tabletop are better, but since you’re trying to show off product, they’re underexposed for what you’re doing. Get more light in there, either with a soft box or ring light (or the cheap way: wax paper in front of a hot light).

Followed to watch the campaign progress. The minis look good and I wish you luck.

 Fugazi wrote:
I like these! Ideally, I wish there was a non-jump pack option, but I get why that might not be feasible for a small company.

Can I offer some feedback? The pix on gray backgrounds are too dark and have contrast problems. The pix on tabletop are better, but since you’re trying to show off product, they’re underexposed for what you’re doing. Get more light in there, either with a soft box or ring light (or the cheap way: wax paper in front of a hot light).

Followed to watch the campaign progress. The minis look good and I wish you luck.

Thank you for the great advice going to see if i can sort it to look better like you said The Jump Packs are separate if you don't wish to use them I'm also planning to expand on these with a Infantry style unit next once i can afford it

Thank you so much for at least checking it out and the great advice

I like these but why that style of base if you're going for Oldhammer look? I might buy these but those bases are going straight in a pile of bases I'll never use.

 mattl wrote:
I like these but why that style of base if you're going for Oldhammer look? I might buy these but those bases are going straight in a pile of bases I'll never use.

Glad to hear you like them, we use 30mm lipped more for display over 25mm slotted round but we can provide either. if you do decide to back I will put a question on the survey for it so you can choose either 30mm Lipped or 25mm Slotted

 Fugazi wrote:
I like these! Ideally, I wish there was a non-jump pack option, but I get why that might not be feasible for a small company.

Can I offer some feedback? The pix on gray backgrounds are too dark and have contrast problems. The pix on tabletop are better, but since you’re trying to show off product, they’re underexposed for what you’re doing. Get more light in there, either with a soft box or ring light (or the cheap way: wax paper in front of a hot light).

Followed to watch the campaign progress. The minis look good and I wish you luck.

Updated the photos (On Kickstarter page) hopefully you think it looks better