Brilliant Classic Barbarian Miniatures & Art On Kickstarter
August 24, 2026 by brennon
Alexandra Vallet and David Berbel have collaborated on a new Kickstarter project that you might have seen on the Weekender last week. This is a great selection of new hand-sculpted 28mm-scale Fantasy Barbarians alongside some brilliant artwork!
Barbarians Kickstarter // Maraud Miniatures
This project was born out of two friends with a love of old-school Fantasy, Sword & Sorcery and heavy metal album covers. Berbel has put his hand to the five wonderful pieces of artwork and then Vallet has turned them into brilliant miniatures which you can make use of in your tabletop games, whatever they might be.
The Young Brother // David Berbel
The Old Brother // David Berbel
The Barbarian Brothers - Miniatures // Alexandre Vallet
Each of the art pieces has been hand-painted, and each of the miniatures has been hand-sculpted. A proper callback to the classic way of doing things in a world where everything is done on computers and ends up being part of a lightning-fast algorithm that churns out the next best thing. I think these are brilliant.
Barbarella // David Berbel
Barbarella - Miniature // Alexandre Vallet
Each of the miniatures is provided to you as a high-quality resin miniature or as an STL File, scanned from the sculpts and then turned into ones and zeroes for you to print off at home. There are also the five original paintings, which are one-of-a-kind pieces of artwork that will never be reproduced.
The Cave Dwarf // Dave Berbel
Cave Dwarf - Miniature // Alexandre Vallet
Yes, you read that right. These are the original pieces being put forth for the Kickstarter. There are no copies and each canvas is a unique piece. They also come signed and framed, as you'll have seen here. They are unique and available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Currently, the Cave Dwarf is the only art piece that has been sold as part of a pledge bundle and so the rest of the art pieces are still available for you to pick up and hang up in your hobby room.
Death Adder // David Berbel
Death Adder - Miniature // Alexandre Vallet
I really like the piece for Barbarella and the miniature that goes with her. Each of the painting pledges is bundled with the full range of miniatures, so you'll get plenty of figures to paint as you gaze up at your new art piece. You can also buy the resin miniature and/or the STL files separately if you like and you can't splash out for the art pieces.
Some bonus Barbarians were also added to the project as the funding continued...
Exclusive Barbarians // Alexandre Vallet
These exclusive Barbarians are available in a physical format or as STL files as part of the project. You get one fellow who has liberated the head from one of his enemies. If he was suffering from a headache, then he's certainly not feeling rough anymore. I don't think he's feeling anything. There is also another miniature rescuing a damsel in distress, although I think she might have a different opinion on the matter.
The campaign still has seven days left for you to get involved at the time of writing, so if you're eager to get more classic Barbarians into your collection, maybe take a peek at what Vallet and Berbel have been doing here.
What do you think?
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They do have a nice style to them
It’s nice of that last chap to help the lady… unless you think he has ‘mischief’ in mind.
Something about sheep, and burning, and villagers… nah, he’s probably just carrying her from a bad chariot wreck.
Very 60s/70s art vibe. Like the kind I’d put on the side of a Chevy panel van with a tear-drop bubble rear side glass, and an 8-track sound system, loaded out with shag carpet. Oh, and yes, the seats have the ability to swivel. Remember: if the van’s a’rockin’ – don’t come knockin’!
but does the carpet match the drapes ?