The new Grey Wulf resin produces miniatures with incredible detail and quality - as near as dammit to cast resin, in fact. The other qualities of Grey Wulf, however, ensure it is far superior to cast resin, especially as gaming pieces. Grey Wulf is ultra-tough as well as being flexible (not brittle like many print resins), which means that they're virtually indestructible on the tabletop. No more breaking horns off with a ham fist, or watching your best painted miniature explode when dropped onto a hard surface!

Don't just take our word for it - have a look at the video above! As well as these amazing physical properties, miniatures can be produced with far less components in Grey Wulf. Wulfas, for example, can be produced as one-piece miniatures, which ensures they're far less fiddly to work with and can be painted far quicker. Larger miniatures and monsters will probably be produced in the usual components, although things like lower jaws and other overhangs will be part of the main miniature. There's also no need to wash Grey Wulf before priming, and as it's a form of plastic paint won't chip off like it does on metal miniatures.

Perhaps the best quality of Grey Wulf resin is that the man-hour savings of producing miniatures lowers the cost of pretty much everything, and quite substantially too. Infantry, for example, will retail at well over half the price it would be in cast resin - a unit of twenty human-sized miniatures will cost £49.99 in Grey Wulf rather than £139.99 in cast resin, and will be far tougher and last longer! This makes our miniatures far more accessible to a lot more people and hopefully ensures Darklands will grow very quickly.

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