Studio 38 (former Alkemy, Kraken Editions)

[Nameless]

:plzdie:

[Skrit]

But I actually do like it very much!

[Corvus]

Alkémy moves from plastics to metal, hurray!!

The future is on its way and will be written in metal capitals. It is now official, the Alkemy ranges moves from plastic to metal. The main reason for this decision was the time to market for our products.

What does this mean?
We hope to be able to move from a plastic production that took many months to a production that will require but a few weeks. We consider smaller releases (2 to 3 miniatures) every 6 to 8 weeks.

The offer modification will be the packaging: we move on from boxes to blisters, except for some products, like the collector boxes.

The first metal/blister release is scheduled for beginning of july, with the Belluarus, Khergars and Aurlok Hive Throwers.

What about the plastic range?
This one continues to exist. The move to metal is only for the new references.

[JerzyK]

I wonder if after switching to metals their prices will go further up (and they already have sick prices, considering plastic figures).

[mahon]

Until I saw Navarro's review, I used to think they were metal even then

[sea.man]

Until I saw Navarro's review, I used to think they were metal even then

I didn`t know they were plastic either

[NAVARRO]

Hi folks... its good news...since it means more steady releases and more minis, the plastic thing was a bit stagnant since investment is a lot bigger.

Btw that minotaur is for Figone... check out the new Figone site theres some nice new stuff there. And yes the taur is a must buy for me.
As for alkemy heres a new mini going resin for us collectors...54mm goodness

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Cheers

[mahon]

Absolutely weird, but it only makes it more interesting!

[NAVARRO]

A pic of the new metal Hive trowers

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Orgasmic guuuuud!

[Maru]

Hive Tyrant ??