My real name is Juan Arrabal, I'm a Spanish fantasy digital artist and I'm passionate about dragons. I consider myself very fortunate to do what I love for living, creating my own projects. I've run several successful Kickstarter campaigns, all about dragons, and now I've been able to open my own dragon and art related business.
If you've found yourself in this website, then welcome to the Territory of Dragons. Here is where my dragon illustrations turn into card games, books, resin statues and other products. If you are as passionate about these fantastic creatures as I am, then I'm sure you will like what you see here. Thank you very much for your support!
Sincerely: Juan Arrabal (Dragolisco)
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4 High detail dragon miniatures
Nemesis Dragons: Sovereigns is a set of four 200mm tall magnificent dragon miniatures for your wargames or roleplaying games. We offer them painted-and-ready by our artists, or unpainted so you can bring these creatures to life by yourself, using your own color palette.
STL files will be available, so you will be able to print your dragons with your own 3D printer!
Voldrair, the Master of Illusion. Designed and sculpted by Dragolisco.
Telquitzan, the Guardian of the Sacred Flame. Designed and sculpted by Dragolisco.
Endragoross, the Deity of the Wild. Designed and sculpted by Dragolisco.
Namradon, the Dimensions Traveler. Designed by Dragolisco and sculpted by Alfonso Prieto.
What is the quality I should expect?
Here are some pictures of the prototypes. The final casted versions will have the same quality.
These miniatures come disassembled in pieces and they require assembly with a plastics glue (Loctite or similar). It's recommended even some filling with modeling putty between pieces for a perfect look.
Once assembled, they are fragile and they will break if they fall off a table or any other high surface, as any other big miniature of this kind.
What is the quality of the paint job?
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You will be able to order your dragons unpainted (gray) or professionally painted by our team. The tools we use:
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Vallejo and Scale75 paints
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Iwata Eclipse professional airbrush
The mentioned brands are NOT sponsoring this campaign. We are using their tools because we feel comfortable with them and we think they are the best option for our product.
How much will they cost?
Each of the dragons will cost around $90 unpainted. Painted dragons will be more expensive, between $250 and $290, price that will be adjusted before the launch of the Kickstarter campaign. The painting process will take time, and we will fulfill it in strict backer order.
Who are the Nemesis Dragons?
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The first appearance of the Nemesis Dragons was in a set of playing cards of the same name I released on Kickstarter in 2019 (link here). The most magnificent dragons of every suit were the kings, and since one of them already had its physical 3D version, I thought it was a good idea to sculpt the other 3. I honestly hope you like these dragons!
Juan Arrabal (Dragolisco, left) and Yaros Babenko (right).
The team
Juan Arrabal (Dragolisco): 2D and 3D artist from Spain almost 100% focused on dragons. I'm the person running this project entirely, though I now count with the help of the Ukranian artist and personal friend:
Yaros Babenko: Professional miniature painter, who will help with brushes and colors. Check out his work here.
Scale75: Spanish miniatures factory, they are in charge of the miniatures mass production. Check out their products and quality at https://scale75.com
I'm here to answer any questions you may have about the project. Please don't hesitate to ask to dragolisco@gmail.com
I hope you enjoy this magnificent set of dragons!
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