KLUKVA’s Monsters Dwell Down In The Darkest Dungeons
May 27, 2019 by brennon
KLUKVA Miniatures is joining forces with GeeKUndead on some new models inspired by the rather awesome video game, Darkest Dungeon.
The collection of miniatures first appeared on Etsy and went down quite well indeed. Darkest Dungeon has a particularly awesome aesthetic and design which is very reminiscent of Warhammer Fantasy and it's grimdark world so of course, this has had people wanting to bring it to the tabletop.
The creatures and characters from the game are represented here with four different sculpts. You have the ruffian/bandit firstly followed by that lovely fishman alongside some staple entries like a skeletal warrior.
Last but not least is perhaps my favourite addition to their collection with the Pig Orc.
If the set is anything like that from Etsy then you're going to get these four characters in one set. It would be great to see things expand to include alternative poses and such for the range in the future though.
The stylised nature of the figures means that they'd work within settings which feature more exaggerated characters I reckon. I've mentioned it in conjunction with a few ranges but Toon Realms from Lucid Eye would be a good shout for expanding on this if you so desired.
What do you think of their figures?
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They are renders. Not figures. The designs, not very tempting. The boarboy maybe. But I really wish companies would start showing real prototypes again. Renders are to often “beautiful lies” just like announcement trailers from video games.
Not always the case. Atlantis Miniatures’ renders are pretty much exactly as you see the miniatures when they get released.
I didn’t say “always”. And usually I woudln’t bother with renders but it’s getting out of hand. At least IMHO. Doing concepts in 3D/virtual is totally fine by me but when someone wants to sell me a product then show the product, not the idea or promotional picture. Got burnt once to often by “shiny pictures”
A good set of figure’s.