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A preview of things to come

Stretch goals are going to be a factor for future success of the King Liger series. I intend to make each one an opportunity to get tooling for another character funded for future production. The first one is going to be M. Stangdaayln, a man with scars... and a checkered past...

Here's a pic of the sculpt and a little sprite I made for the Kickstarter page:


Let me know what you guys think so far!

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