This week’s hobby news brings a major change for miniature fans, as Kromlech prepares to change ownership
. The resin and MDF manufacturer is not disappearing, however, and its ranges are expected to continue. Instead, production will move to a new home during a transition period. For longtime hobbyists, that makes this an ending without becoming a full goodbye.
Kromlech Changes Hands While Its Miniatures Continue
After many years under its current ownership, Kromlech is moving forward with a new owner. The outgoing team describes the company as a strange world of resin, MDF, monsters, ruins, and moulds. However, the important news is that the Kromlech brand itself will continue. Its products are also expected to remain available after the handover.
Before that happens, the store will keep accepting final orders through October 25. Consequently, anyone planning to grab conversion parts, terrain, or miniatures should account for the upcoming pause. After orders close, production will temporarily stop while manufacturing is moved and reorganized. The new owner will then explain what comes next and announce when the store will reopen. Importantly, this is not being presented as a permanent shutdown. Instead, Kromlech is transferring its range and identity into new hands.
That matters for Warhammer hobbyists because Kromlech has long offered alternative miniatures, conversion pieces, and scenery. Naturally, moving production may create short-term availability gaps. Still, the plan is to keep the brand and catalogue alive. There is also a tease for what comes afterward. The outgoing owner says every good campaign needs a new map, suggesting another project may be ahead. No details have been revealed, so that mystery will have to wait.
Final Thoughts
Overall, this hobby news is significant without being the usual company-closure story. Kromlech is changing ownership, while its miniature and terrain ranges are intended to continue. Meanwhile, October 25 is the key date for final orders before the temporary production move. The bigger question is what both Kromlech and its departing owner do next.
