$2000 Box of Raging Heroes Miniatures! 

Resin models have that issue, Purple pond usually does the trick along with a good Airbrush primer. Resin especially new company issues can be a nightmare but they'll eventually get their chemicals down and the problem will solve itself, however a good soak in the Purple stuff or dawn dish detergent usually get the oils/residues off.

This is no joke. The company says to off gas the figs for a week. This is not an exaggeration, it takes a week. The instructions that they give in the boxes need to be followed or the paint slides off. 1. Wash on sprue with warm soap and water. 2. Soak in degreaser for an hour. 3. Rinse thoroughly with hot water 4. Allow to dry and off gas mold release for 5-7 days. 5. Then you can prime. (I still had to let the primed sit overnight for it to act like GW plastic or Reaper. 3 different sets from the company, all had the same issues with priming. Gorgeous figs with insane detail.

@@Gauldame What the hell does "off gas" mean? What does that involve?

@@koultunami9013 basically you leave the resin in a open or ventilated area to allow any residues to evaporate that's what they mean by off gas in this scenario. Probably best to do this before cleaning to ensure any residue is gone.hope that helps explain it.

Going by the ones shown in this video it looks like they have improved but that's just an opinion. The problem with resin is as far as I'm aware, is once cast it can't be reused unlike cast metal which is just remelted or the injection moulded ones like games workshop make the material can be ground up and reused to a certain extent. This can lead to company's passing figures that really shouldn't make it to the customer (forge world). I can't recall the name but I remember seeing one company selling blind boxes of parts for a much lower price that would be rejected because of faults in the casts but for those that are willing to either re sculpt the faults or use them to kit bashing it's a cheaper option and the company recovers some of the costs. You really should have contacted them and given them the chance to rectify the problem though, if they failed to do so then it's a bad company but you won't find out because you didn't give them the opportunity. From what I've been told by friends that have bought their figures their customer service is pretty good.

@@majorbloodnock4281 The company is mierce miniatures. But unlike FW they sell perfect quality. I have something around 80 or 90 miniatures of all sizes from mierce, it's a real pleasure to assemble and paint them. Not cheap, but absolutely flawless.

I plan to! :)

So...you’ve not seen the shewerewolves?

Nope, there's no such thing as licensed 3rd party models from GW. Only models produced by GW are considered 'official'. However, there are many companies that make miniatures that heavily copy the 40k aesthetic. Usually they give them silly names like 'necro cyborgs' instead of 'necrons', or 'war nuns' instead of 'sisters of battle'. It's obvious what they are supposed to be, but they avoid using any GW trademarks to avoid being sued. Usually they get away with it, although GW have shut down several companies who took it a bit too far. It might seem a bit harsh, but as someone who designs for a living, I'd be pissed too if someone blatantly ripped off my ideas to make a quick buck...

yeah because you can buy a bunch of those Sisters here , paint them , base them and add them to your army and call them a different chapter from a different world and if you use the official stats on those models instead of the gw ones and the guy you play with is ok, then these are awesome...i think i will buy the fantasy ones though ...wwaaaaaay cooler at least for me...

I believe they also have .stl options.

Yep via patreon...very cool miniatures

Both :)

She did say she was confident in getting them sold ^^

Lol ... me too!

the majority of the range are sisters of battle / imperial guard / dark elves / deamonette female characters, especially in the sci fi variants, i believe that i have only seen 1 male mini in the range. the fantast range are astounding, and all female from what i rmember

All those balloon boobs and ankle-breaking high heels will sell well to the same type of people as the designer haha but yeah some look nice, some look like straight ripoffs from the sisters of battle from 40k

I’m a simple man, balloon boobs and stripper heels rev my engine. I’m far from being a “hentai addicted basement dweller” lol. I just like women that look like strippers/pr0n stars.

@@NeonKnight83 lol, if that's the models you enjoy, you won't have any competition at the store from me at least, to each their own, I'm more of a hips and face focused guy ;)

@@SonsOfLorgar Hips indeed. They're just... fun to look at.

I looked through the stock list, but couldn't see a gatekeeper.