Stuff of Legends
Sadly Richard Hale passed away recently. Robin Dews has posted more details here.
For more than thirty years, The Stuff of Legends website has been the go-to site for fans, historians and enthusiasts of fantasy miniatures. First established by Richard Hale, as a personal project, in the mid-1990s, The Stuff of Legends has continued to meticulously curate and catalogue the subsequent growth of the fantasy miniatures painting and gaming hobby.
With a foreword by Rick Priestley and commentary from both Alan Merrett and Richard Hale, The Stuff of Legends tells that story through the miniatures themselves. Each one stands tall, as a testament to the creativity of the sculptors, manufacturers, painters and artists that brought it to life.
"This volume is a fantastic showcase... and a fitting tribute to the creators of these extraordinary, tiny models, working with simple materials – wire and putty – to conjure miniature marvels in cast metal. More than this, it is a testament to the dedication of Richard and a privileged glimpse into what is certainly a unique, and which must surely be the finest, collection in the world."
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Sadly Richard Hale passed away recently. Robin Dews has posted more details here.
For more than thirty years, The Stuff of Legends website has been the go-to site for fans, historians and enthusiasts of fantasy miniatures. First established by Richard Hale, as a personal project, in the mid-1990s, The Stuff of Legends has continued to meticulously curate and catalogue the subsequent growth of the fantasy miniatures painting and gaming hobby.
With a foreword by Rick Priestley and commentary from both Alan Merrett and Richard Hale, The Stuff of Legends tells that story through the miniatures themselves. Each one stands tall, as a testament to the creativity of the sculptors, manufacturers, painters and artists that brought it to life.
"This volume is a fantastic showcase... and a fitting tribute to the creators of these extraordinary, tiny models, working with simple materials – wire and putty – to conjure miniature marvels in cast metal. More than this, it is a testament to the dedication of Richard and a privileged glimpse into what is certainly a unique, and which must surely be the finest, collection in the world."
