Killer Furniture
$6.00 Killer Furniture
3D
Published 2023-02-28T14:55:35+00:00
Killer Furniture
A collection of terrain/monsters for 28mm games, including a couch, a lounge chair, and an ottoman, and their monstrous variants.
Pre-supported and unsupported files included. Also includes simple printable figure bases.
Mimics, man! Am I right? Once upon a time, you could get treasure out of treasure chests, now they all try to eat you. Heck, it’s getting so you can’t even sit down on simple, comfy, obviously perfectly safe couches and chairs.
The large-sized ‘Carnage Couch’ makes a great boss-monster for a sitting room full of mimics! Scatter around a couple of the ‘UnEasy Chairs’ and ‘Ottobeasts’ and it will turn into an encounter your players will never forget (their characters will though, ‘cause they’ll be dead, lol!).
Dark-Platypus Studio specializes in making models for role-playing game enthusiasts. Our models are designed to be printed in 28mm scale, the perfect size for Dungeons & Dragons, Pathfinder, or other games that are often played on a 1” grid. They are also designed to stand up to actual tabletop use: no ridiculous spindly bits that look awesome but are going to break the first time someone sneezes. Paintability and ease of assembly are also important concerns to our design aesthetic.
These Killer Furniture pieces were sculpted for and appeared in our Gen Con and Origins Mutant Crawl Classics adventure for 2022, ‘The Manor of Mr. Mercurial’. This is their first time being available for purchase.
Dark-Platypus Studios publishes the Mutant Mayhem Minis line of models, which are officially licensed for use with Mutant Crawl Classics, published by Goodman Games. Mutant Crawl Classics and MCC RPG are trademarks of Goodman Games. All rights reserved. For additional information, visit or contact info@goodman-games.com.
| Date published | 28/02/2023 |
| Price | $6.00 |
I put a lot of effort to do wet-on-wet blending techniques on these guys to try to show how they were transforming from their disguised furniture shapes into their mimic-y monster bodies. Not sure if it really reads that way, but I do think it still looks pretty cool one way or the other!