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Osmeticmeld are celebrating the singular genius that is Ian Miller with The Hounds of Hell, a new Kickstarter campaign which brings Miller’s illustrations to the tabletop.
This new campaign features miniature adaptations of Miller’s wonderful Chaos beastmen illustrations. Faithful translations, these multi-part miniatures are sculpted in either 28 or 32mm scales. The range, whilst focusing on Miller’s unique vision of Chaos, also includes ‘lowly followers and warriors, heavily armoured knights and monsters to grand anti-heroes atop dragons’.

This is a fabulous campaign which has done Miller’s singular vision proud. See the Kickstarter page for more details.

Images courtesy of John Robertson

A triptych showcases the evolution of Ian Miller's Chaos beastmen illustrations into miniatures. The left panel features a detailed black-and-white illustration, while the center displays a partially painted miniature with intricate textures and a rider adorned with elaborate armor. The right panel presents a fully painted miniature, vividly colored with a striking green and gold scheme, depicting a beast with a menacing expression.

A collection of detailed miniature figures inspired by Ian Miller's illustrations, showcasing a variety of Chaos beastmen and their followers. The miniatures are presented in a range of dynamic poses, featuring intricate armor and weaponry, set against a light blue background. The assortment includes heavily armored knights, monstrous creatures, and anti-heroes, all sculpted in either 28 or 32mm scales.

A detailed miniature of a Chaos beastman riding a grotesque, spiky horse, adorned with red gems and intricate armor, stands prominently on a textured base. To the right, a second miniature depicts a figure with a large, fluffy white coat and armored legs, holding a staff, set against a pale blue background featuring abstract designs. The overall aesthetic reflects Ian Miller's unique vision of Chaos, showcasing the fantastical and eerie elements of his illustrations.