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Mammoth publishing.

Do you like to sculpt miniatures, but don't have the means to cast and distribute them yourself? Good news, Now we can do it for you!

Mammoth publishing allows traditional miniature sculptors to publish their miniatures via mammoth miniatures - We produce the moulds, cast the figures and handle all the postage, and you recieve 65% of the profit from every single sale of your sculpts, all whilst retaining the rights to your work. 

We will produce an initial run of miniautres based on the cost of mould production, and once that run has sold out we can either keep the mould in our inventory and continue to sell your sculpts as cast on demand orders, or you can request the mould for yourself. 

We want to encourage traditional miniature sculpting and design, So if you'd like to have your work cast and distributed by us, just get in touch! 

Current sculptors

BANHUS MINIATURES

Banhus Miniatures is the creative moniker of Jacob Adams, an aspiring miniature sculptor based in the UK.

Pronounced: "bahn-hoos"
Translation: bone-house

An Anglo-Saxon 'word painting' referring to the body almost exclusively found in poetry, banhus is an example of a kenning, from the Old Icelandic kenna - "to know". Kennings are words that are in themselves metaphorical descriptions.

"Given sculpting involves building up putty, the "hus", over the armature, the "ban", the name just chose itself when I stumbled across it. I'm influenced by 1980s miniature sculpting, British folklore, Medieval aesthetics, fortean phenomena, family histories of making things and telling stories of deer-headed men in forests, the merging of human and fantastical forms. The weird, uncanny and unsettling creatures you find in the margins...

Hafud ("Head") is my first sculpt produced with reproduction in mind, inspired by a Marginalia figure found in the Maastricht Book of Hours. A bit of a statement of intent for the future and a personal hobby landmark in what is now a lifetime journey to hone a craft that does so much for my mental health and compulsion to create weird little things.

I'm over the moon to be partnering with Nic's Mammoth Miniatures to make my first sculpts available to people who share an affinity for weird little figures made with love."

RYAN NORTON

I started collecting and painting Warhammer miniatures in 1994 and was fascinated by the Orcs and Goblins army. I did not continue with the hobby after a couple of years but kept all my miniatures. In 2019 I started painting again and then eventually started sculpting in early 2021. My main interests are Orcs and Goblins of the Oldhammer era and the nostalgic sculpts that we all grew up with.

Lazaraie

Lazaraie is a french contemporary artist who’s split between sculpting dark fantasy miniatures and creating weird artistic devices. When he’s sculpting miniatures he loves to play with grotesque and body horror to create more or less abstract creatures that are sculps to provoque bothe empathy and revulsion. Born into catholicism he loves to corrupt religious and occult imagery to create his sculptures.

Lex Lynch

@chob_minis

Lex Lynch is a young sculptor based in Ireland and has been sculpting since 2020.

"I feel it is important to try and keep my miniatures androgynous whenever possible as its inclusive to people that might not want gendered characters in their miniatures wargames, Which is something I very much relate too. 

My main project at the moment in relation to miniatures is "ATOMIC HYPERDEATH". It's a post apocalyptic themed wargame that is set in "the pale", A fictional desert which is home to Gas striders, A ragtag militia of natives and mercenaries, and the Urrik Armadam a resource hungry army of bio mechanical aliens and war machines." 

Helge Wilhelm Dahl

@wilhelminiatures

I’m a miniature sculptor based in Oslo, Norway. I have been collecing and paining
miniatures almost my enire life, and for a long time I have focused on kit-bashing and
convertng the miniatures in my collection. Several of my kit-bashes hve been featured in the
old Blanchitsu section of the White Dwarf magazine. In the last few years, I have been
sculpting miniatures from scratch. These often have a twisted and organic style to them, and
almost fall into the body-horror category. I like working a little bigger than humanoid
28/32mm miniatures, so I’m often drawn towards making monsters and terrain. I’m happy
to work with Mammoth Miniatures for the re-release of my Mutant Marshes terrain
collection. This disturbing collection of finger clusters is perfect for any cursed gameboard.

FAQ.

Can I commision artwork/sculpting from you? Sure - Just send an email through the contacts page with a rough outline of what you're looking to commission and we'll get back to you with an estimated cost.

Why are you so slow at restocking certain items? Almost everything sold on this site is made or cast by me - things like super tiny skirmish or metal badges need to be cut or cast and finished by myself. That means that some items can take a while to restock as I make enough of them to meet demand.

Payment methods: Right now Mammoth miniatures can only accept payment through paypal. If you can't use paypal but wish to make a purchase, Just drop us an Email and we'll try to sort your order.

Delivery: We send orders every friday and tuesday morning. All orders are sent via royal mail.

Problems: If there's an issue with your order, Just drop us an email using the address on the contact page and we'll try our best to sort it for you.