Miniatures to Paint · Miniaturia Court of Seere

The Court of Seere gathers the infernal catalogue's stranger nobility: heralds, guardians and custodians, sculpted with elegance over brute force. It is the set we point painters to when they want character pieces rather than rank-and-file — every model here can carry a display base on its own.

Each figure is resin-printed in our Wrocław workshop under Clay Cyanide's merchant licence, cleaned, cured and checked before packing, supports off the faces and fine detail first. Scale options are listed per product, from tabletop size to shelf-piece.

Models arrive unpainted and prepared for priming. They are collector's figures rather than toys, and every listing carries its own safety information for the market it ships to.

Because these are character pieces, think like a portraitist rather than a batch painter: choose where the eye should land — a face, a crown, a gesture — and spend your contrast there, keeping the rest of the palette quiet. A courtier on a simple display base with one confident focal point will out-shine a whole rank of hurried soldiers.

We print to order — each piece is dispatched within 5–10 business days — and ship across the EU, with parcel-locker delivery in Poland. If a courtier from this range is missing here, write to us.

The court is the entourage of Seere, a prince of the Goetia, and it is arranged like a princely household. Four heralds carry his messages: Haste with a ram's head, Speed with a stag skull and a lantern, Flicker the hooded wraith, and Glitch, horned and caught mid-stride. Three guardians keep the door: the Gilded Sentinel in ornate gold armour, the Hornéd Marshal with a jackal's head and a mace, and the Haloed Warden beneath a mechanical halo. Three custodians complete it: the Witness, an angel made of eyes and wings; the Bound Choir, a many-winged seraph; and the Harpist of Witnessed Hours, a lich with his harp.

The heralds are figures made for the table, the custodians are display pieces, and every page states the scale of its own figure; the ten-figure bundle brings the whole court together, every figure in it sculpted by Clay Cyanide and printed here under licence. One way to paint the court is to split it by finish: gold for the guardians, pale feathers and bone for the custodians, darker and wilder tones for the heralds, so that ten very different sculpts still read as one court.

The custodians carry the finest work and the thinnest parts: feather tips, the Witness's eye-tendrils and narrow stand post, the Harpist's strings. Give them a stable shelf away from the edge, and move them by the base only.

The heralds are swift, beast-headed messengers, so paint them for movement: Glitch is caught mid-run, Haste's curled ram horns can carry a streak of highlight like a slipstream, and Speed holds a hanging lantern that can throw the only warm light in the court. Flicker's hood is the place for your deepest shadow. The custodians ask for finer work — the Witness is covered in eyes, the Bound Choir in wings, and the Harpist sits among throne spurs with skeletal fingers on the strings. For a display, stage the court in tiers: heralds in front, the guardians behind them, and the three custodians raised at the back like a reception at a prince's door. Arranged that way, the court reads as a scene rather than a shelf of figures.