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sebastian wrote:haha yes, agreed - it is definitely quite cheesy! But that is sort of the whole point, right?

fair enough

There is finally another new release available for the Guild of Harmony 32mm steampunk range! I'm pleased to announce the release of Aykroyd, Paranormal Investigator

Spending most of his time immersed in the subterranean, maze-like sewers of New London on the trail of spiritual entities, or trawling the royal libraries for mystical apocrypha in aid of his latest ghastly case, Professor Aykroyd is consumed by his study of the supernatural.

Knowledge of Aykroyd's penchant for the paranormal has spread far and wide across the Empire. Consequently, wherever rumour abounds of something strange in the neighbourhood, spooked citizens know just who to call.

Aykroyd is a 32mm limited edition resin figure, strictly limited to 300 copies. Each copy comes with a hand-signed certificate of authenticity.

Now available at the Guild of Harmony online store


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sebastian wrote:Aykroyd, Paranormal Investigator

called the Ghostbuster sometimes?

Consequently, wherever rumour abounds of something strange in the neighbourhood, spooked citizens know just who to call

yes, definitely the Ghostbuster

great sculpt!

hehehehehe thats cool a steam ghost hunter

Haha

Thanks for the comments, guys!

Hi everyone,

Two new releases for Guild of Harmony this week: metal, stand-alone separate versions of steampunk Maria Poppets and Albert are now available at the Guild of Harmony online store

I know the first resin version where the figures were joined, holding hands and taking-off (see here) wasn't so practical for the gamers out there, so hopefully these more durable individual metal-versions will do the trick on the gaming board!

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Hi guys

A new release available for the Guild of Harmony 32mm steampunk range today: Steampunk Arielle is now available in resin at the Guild of Harmony online store.

Hailing from the windswept North Atlantic coast, Arielle has always felt a deep affinity with the sea. This nautical connection has sparked late-night tavern lore that Arielle, in fact, comes from the sea itself; a conjecture that Arielle mischievously enjoys cultivating.

Steampunk Arielle is a 32mm limited resin figure. This first edition is limited to 300 resin copies, after which the figure will move to metal.

A special thank you to my friends Weisern Loh and Mark Soley - they are responsible for this idea, and Mark did a cool concept sketch which was the 'springboard' for me to create this figure

I also have two more pieces of news!

First: I have reduced the price of all the older figures in my online store - the standard price of the non-steampunk figures is now only AUD$9.95.

The second big, exciting piece of news is this: Arielle is actually a precursor to a major new project I currently have in development, in partnership with some friends who are also heavily involved in the industry. For this reason, I have given up commission work (with the exception of some prior commitments) so that I can devote myself exclusively to sculpting for this new project, and I already have some great new miniatures ready - I think they are my best work to date! It is very exciting to be involved in something big, for which I am working for myself rather than under commission, and I can't wait to reveal more - there may be some sneak peeks coming up at some point in the near future, so stay tuned!


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are you fully switching to steampunk now?
great sculpt again, btw

Thanks Yeah, I am concentrating on steampunk at the moment...it seems more popular than straight fantasy, and I enjoy the subject matter and appearance.

thats soo cool in so many ways for me the name and the subtle mermaid look is just plain art