Quick answer
Use the Through the Breach Female Multi-Part Kit to mix and match high-quality plastic parts and assemble up to eleven custom 32mm heroic-scale miniatures for your campaign.
Why build custom characters?
Pre-assembled miniatures are convenient, but they often lack the personal touch that makes a Fated hero or a dangerous rival feel like your own. With the Female Multi-Part Kit, you can create distinct NPCs and player characters that reflect your group's story choices, from the first session to the final showdown.
What you need before you start
You will need the kit itself, plastic cement or super glue, a hobby knife, and a clean work surface. Optional tools include tweezers for small parts and a small file to clean mold lines. The kit contains enough material for eleven miniatures, so plan your builds ahead to avoid running out of key parts.
Step-by-step assembly guide
- Plan your character lineup: List the characters you need (player characters, rivals, NPCs). Decide which parts from the kit will represent each one. Common mistake: starting assembly before deciding, which can lead to reused parts and generic looks. Sketch or note each character's key features before cutting any parts.
- Clean and dry-fit parts: Remove the parts from the sprue using a hobby knife. Dry-fit each combination without glue to check fit and pose. Common mistake: gluing before dry-fitting, which can result in misaligned arms or awkward stances. Adjust poses before glue; you can swap parts if the fit feels off.
- Glue and assemble: Apply a small amount of plastic cement to the contact points and press parts together. Hold for 10–15 seconds. Work in sub-assemblies (torso + head, then arms). Common mistake: using too much glue, which can seep out and ruin details. Less glue is better; you can always add a second dab if needed.
- Let cure and clean up: Allow the glue to cure fully (check product instructions—typically 30 minutes to an hour). Use a hobby knife or file to remove any visible mold lines or excess glue. Common mistake: rushing to paint before the glue is fully set, which can weaken joints. Patience here ensures your miniature stays together during gameplay.
- Prime and paint: Apply a thin primer coat (preferably spray primer) to the assembled miniature. Once dry, paint using acrylics. Common mistake: painting over unprimed plastic, which can cause paint to peel or chip during handling. Priming is not optional—it protects your paint job and extends the life of the miniature.
Product highlight
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Through the Breach: Female Multi-Part Kit: Mix and match high-quality plastic parts to create distinct characters for Through the Breach. With enough material to build up to eleven 32mm heroic-scale miniatures. One box can carry a campaign from its first session to its final showdown, giving each character a unique look without buying multiple kits.
Through the Breach: Female Multi-Part Kit
