Sculptor: Alex Oliver Scale: 90 mm Material: PRIMACAST™—our proprietary Japanese–Swiss polyurethane blend, engineered for precise detail and lasting durability Artisanal Casting: high-fidelity process that captures every intricate detail Hand-finished: meticulously polished, ready for display or painting
Precision-fit connector pins: designed for seamless assembly
The Vampire Lord fights with everything he has ever been.
— The long sword gripped in his right hand, the curved dagger in his left, each held firm and ready;
— Pushing off broken stone, the weight driven into the advance;
— Plate worked over the breast, the ankh cut deep at its center, the war-gear of a commander;
— The head low and forward, the teeth bared, the beast showing through the fury.
SIGNIFICANCE
Some vampires keep what they were in life and add to it what death gives.
He learned to fight as a man, under armor and rank.
The hunger came later, and he carries it into the same blow.
The soldier and the beast move together. He commands both.
Alex Oliver
the sculptor
With over three decades of experience in traditional and digital sculpting, Alex Oliver stands as a global reference in the field. He created 120 exclusive fine art miniatures for Fantastic Art Studios, honoring the classic icons of TTRPG—tabletop role-playing games. Oliver has worked with studios such as Blizzard Entertainment and Naughty Dog, shaping universes like World of Warcraft and Diablo II. He also sculpted lifelike dinosaurs for National Geographic and the Discovery Channel. In addition, he has taught at leading sculpture schools including Gnomon School, Massive Black, and LAAFA – Los Angeles Academy of Figurative Art.
Oliver’s journey was not easy. He began without resources, mentors, or clear paths to follow. What carried him forward was a quiet obsession—an inner calling. A near-sacred commitment to treat every sculpture as worthy of existence.
WARNING
This is not a toy. Intended for adult RPG miniature collectors and painting hobbyists (ages 14+). Contains small parts and may be harmful if swallowed.
