Mammoth Factory unveils Witchstock-themed Magnum Hocus miniatures for May

The strongest painting hook is The Bad Apple, which Mammoth Factory says is the largest model it has ever made. That alone makes it the obvious showpiece in the set, but it also carries the kind of print-and-paint challenge that hobbyists notice fast: the studio said the model needed extra support and test-print work, and it later said optimizing it for printing had become a true challenge. For painters, that usually means a sculpt with enough mass and surface variation to reward patient layering, especially if the piece is built around dark skin tones, glossy apple reds, rotten greens, or wet-looking magical grime.

The narrative around Momma Shugga gives the collection its most memorable centerpiece energy. Mammoth Factory describes her as the Confection Witch hunting for a special flavor to complete her magical masterpiece, with heroes trapped in her gingerbread house and turned into living cookies before they can become the final ingredient. That premise gives the line a clear visual language: icing, candy, baked textures, and sinister sweetness. The set also includes Momma Snips, whom a WIP preview called one of the most feared necromancers of Evermere, riding into battle on Digit, the severed hand of a giant she crossed. Alongside them are Berryheather Goode, Fiora Goode, Flaurie Goode, Witchfinder Hans, Witchfinder Gretta, Gingerbrutes, and multiple busts and props.