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hear me out for a moment. My absolute favorite miniatures products available are the Frostgrave plastic sets. they are multi part and all the sets are compatible. each mini is about four parts. body. two arms (each arm is holding an item option) and a head. these simple parts are kind of incredible for mixing and matching and with 3d printing you could do a more helpful shoulder joint.

Tyler Tinsley

Okay. I love the MMF thing. And the other models being available. I did purchase ones I wanted even after becoming a member though. I will definately miss the variants. Maybe consider another tier to get the variants too? Five minis of the quality you do is awesome. I went for the Hero Tier for the extra bodies and parts to be able to mix and match.

Robert Depue

I just joined but sounds great. More designs is never a bad thing.

Nazgar

who wouldn't love more minis?? Just a favor,... make sure to name the uploads/files/etc on MMF differently for each month, or it gets really, really confusing after a few months. Partly due to their software (not showing dates). But if the packages are labled by month and year it also helps big time. Adding in a "package" download, rather than just the individual minis is great too -- even if you mark the package NotForSale after it's pushed into our accounts. It makes downloads a lot easier than 8 or 10 (or with some accounts 15 or 16) separate ones. But the explosion is a learning curve for everyone one... including MMF who had speeds rivaling the Tortoise today, and I think the tortoise won. :(

PUGDOG Enterprises, Inc.

Love it! I prefer new models and themes vs variation

Figuro

I love it, i have been waiting time until i can get my hands in the turtle ninjas :) Get 5 models per month is incredible.

Emilio Martinez

To me, patreon projects are mostly about showing support, discussing, and affecting the models we eventually get. And then for some more selfish reasons, Savings (I don't need to like every model, but if I would consider buying the ones I like for more than I pay via patreon, it's worth it) Secondly, early access, comes naturally. Sometimes we kind of "beta test" the models. Much longer than that, 2 months? Don't mind, but don't see as a "benefit" either. And then... The exclusives. That ends up punishing lots of different people, including those that just didn't find you sooner. And not being able to even buy the special versions later on felt just kind of... weird So now every backer can access them, which I guess is fine. And I assume those sets will miss the "standard" version? So especially if you want the full set, that still makes the purchase of the earlier models you missed worth considering. As for the future releases, I hope you won't go the "5 elves, followed by 5 goblins etc." route, but have more variability, like completely unrelated models, we've often gotten this far (absolutely nothing wrong with that).

Jupp3

I love this. Value is determined by cost divided by number of minis PRINTED and this will help your Patreon with that a ton as most people may not print each variant.

Some big news indeed My feedback: - All the past exclusives going into the welcome box.... OMG YES! <3 (I've been looking longingly at that 500 patron goal, and wishing for the numbers to hurry up and get there since you announced it!). Super happy here. It keeps them patreon exclusive (which tbh, doesn't bother me if they are), but allows all patrons chance to get them still. win! - 2month between patreon and mmf upload for public... yeah this feels better than just saying 'this 1 variant is permanently never available ever again' tbh. it removes the FOMO aspect entirely. I approve. - MMF backups, cool, lots of patreon's doing it now, makes sense :) - Good to see the customise a model tier returning :) - More minis = win (always), in exchange for variants = hmm... I kinda really like how we get a model and multiple options to choose from (be it heads, weapons, clothing) ... it really makes it customisable and awesome in my eyes. I'd personally rather have less models with more choices, than more models that are all 1 pose with 0 options. Maybe have more models (up from 2-3, but less than 5... say 3-4), with just 1-2 variants, rather than like some where we had 6 variants :P Even if we just had couple head and weapon choices, I'd be happier than no choices at all tbh. Otherwise, all sound good :)

Joey D

The model quality has been awesome so I will gladly trade in the varients for more models so long as they are about the same quality as the previous models have been.

I love this direction!! 😁

Dustin Henderson

Sounds great!

Maggie Steward

If I can still have my fair amount of thicc female goblin, I have no objections !

I love this!

Chris Wade

I'm new to this page but I really like the idea of having more designs, also some creature would be more than welcome! Keep it rolling, I love your style 😁