Hi everybody,

We are "Break the mold", a new miniature brand that want to create fresh concepts and want do new things for the hobby.

We are now on Kickstarter with our second figure called The Prince of Kunlun: the-prince-of-kunlun-a-54mm-exquisite-limited-miniature

A 54 mm (real size is 66 mm). Inspired by Asia, we mixed old and modern concepts.
Sculpted by Raúl Latorre. A limited edition, only 150 copies.
This miniature belongs to a exclusive line called Sedibus, that will represent people with power.



If you like it share with your friends. See you at Kickstarter!

I found 72 euro' s to much for a 54 mm even with that awesome throne.

Marc

No kick-o- stuff

I normally really like the mixture of old and new styles but on this piece those trainers just stand out so much I'm finding it hard to see past them. It's a pity because as Steve said that throne really is cool, I just feel the figure isn't up to the same creative level.

Gary

Really you don´t like it? its very good for your pelvic floor.
You can´t take it from him sorry, asian culture and stuff

thanks for your feedback, appreciated.

hi Marc, we understand your personal opinion completely
However, When we do the math for the retail price, we have to take in consideration a lot of aspects, not just the scale (btw, 66mm total).
Because we want to make something very impressive , we decide to make on this concept 4 primary elements.
a person, a throne and 2 kois.

This means, all the cost increase significantly , not just because the printing and resin copies but also the concept artist, sculptor.... and so on.

Sometimes bigger doesn't mean better and expensive

Anyways, thanks so much for the feedback and we thought about it, of course.

Sara.

Thanks for the feedback!
We were looking for this specific design, so we are very glad with the mixture of concepts, and of course the sneakers.

Just a matter of personal opinion.
Sara.

Exactly Sara, and for me that is the best thing in our hobby and what keeps it interesting that all tastes are catered for. Also it would be so easy to convert just the trainers, I would probably go for trainers still but in the jika tabi style as it could look nice with the koi fish and fit your asia concept.
And it really will be interesting to see the other models you are going to produce as the sculpting and composition of this piece is beautiful.

Gary