Hero Forge Custom Color Mini Kickstarter Is Live - And Funded!

Hero Forge 2.0 Kickstarter is live and kicking. Fully funded and unlocked all stretch goals with 30 days to go.

$39 for one mini, $75 for two, $149 for four, $219 for six, $350 for ten, $5,000 for 125, $10,000 for 250 (and yes, people have backed those last two levels!)

 

[CleverNickName]

Over 1000% funded, and all but one stretch goal has been met. (Looks like they will meet it later tonight or early tomorrow, at the current rate.) And still 30 days to go.

Daaaaang.

 

[dave2008]

Btw why is this in the D&D forum? None of my HeroForge minis are for D&D.

FYI, Morrus moved it to the correct forum now

 

[DemoMonkey]

Y'know, the color printed ones, with just 5 minutes of "anyone can do it" inkwash and/or drybrush, would probably come close enough to the hand-painted ones for general use. It's really contours/highlights that they are missing.

 

[EthanSental]

Smoked the recent mini Kickstarter of Eldritch Foundry. Not as easy as it seems to make a quality site and 3D printing. Hero forge has developed into a pretty nice business, my few minis have turned out great.

 

[darjr]

Over a million!

 

[Bravesteel25]

Wow! Those prices are actually really reasonable with the quality being about one step above WizKids. A good deal and a nice base to do extra highlighting if wanted. I might actually back this!.

 

[CleverNickName]

They have unlocked 17 of their stretch goals in the first day, and more keep getting added. This is awesome.

 

[Electryc]

I bought from them a while back, two figures and both of them fell apart. Not useable for tabletop, but for a shelf. Maybe the plastic they use is better now, but I'll stay away from them.

 

[dave2008]

Smoked the recent mini Kickstarter of Eldritch Foundry. Not as easy as it seems to make a quality site and 3D printing. Hero forge has developed into a pretty nice business, my few minis have turned out great.

I was unfamiliar with Eldritch Foundry. Those are some nice looking minis - thank you for pointing me in their direction

 

[Len]

I bought from them a while back, two figures and both of them fell apart. Not useable for tabletop, but for a shelf. Maybe the plastic they use is better now, but I'll stay away from them.

Their “premium” plastic is better now. It used to be brittle but the last one I bought was a more robust material.