Brückenkopf-Online reveals Lafig Kickstarter for 40k-compatible model range

Brückenkopf-Online revealed that Lafig Miniatures has plans for a Kickstarter campaign to launch a new line of miniatures positioned as compatible with Warhammer 40,000. The German tabletop and hobby news site published the report on February 24, 2026 and described Lafig’s intentions to bring a dedicated product range to crowdfunding rather than selling through a conventional storefront.

The article from Brückenkopf-Online lists the planned product scope for Lafig’s campaign and frames the miniatures as compatible with existing 40k collections. Lafig Miniatures is identified in the report as an independent miniatures maker; the write-up focused on the company’s move to Kickstarter as the vehicle for the project and on how the new range is being positioned for players who want third-party options for their armies.

Because the report lays out scope and compatibility as core selling points, the Kickstarter’s campaign structure will be the next detail to watch. Brückenkopf-Online’s February 24, 2026 piece did not pivot to retailer-supply specifics in the body of the text; instead it centred on the planned product scope and Lafig’s stated compatibility angle, making the forthcoming Kickstarter the likely source for release dates, pricing and backer tiers.

Lafig’s choice to present the range through Kickstarter puts the onus on campaign pages to show scale, measurements and unit counts that confirm compatibility with Warhammer 40,000 basing and kitbashing needs. Brückenkopf-Online’s report on February 24, 2026 is the clearest public notice so far that Lafig Miniatures expects to crowdfund this 40k-compatible line; the Kickstarter itself will determine final delivery timelines and whether the models meet the scale and aesthetic expectations of 40k players.