I have been keeping a close eye on the indie horror action figure scene, and creator Jorge Pelaez III has officially pulled the trigger. The From The Realm Kickstarter campaign is live, bringing a fresh, original line of 1/12 scale figures designed specifically for collectors who appreciate high-end sculpting, premium articulation, and classic monster design.

A Dedicated Horror Universe in 1/12 Scale

Rather than relying on licensed properties, From The Realm is building its own dedicated monster universe. The initial wave introduces classic horror archetypes and dark legends translated into detailed 6-inch scale action figures.

The figures are built with museum-quality digital sculpts, soft goods elements, and extensive articulation designed for display and action photography. For collectors who back indie toy lines or collect classic horror and gothic figures, this project fills a major gap in the 1/12 scale market.

What to Expect From the Kickstarter Campaign

Independent toy production relies heavily on early backing to unlock additional tooling and accessory options. To give collectors incentive right out of the gate, the campaign includes a mix of core releases and structured stretch goals aimed at expanding the overall line. Figures include:

• Interchangeable Portraits: Variant head sculpts featuring alternate expressions, unmasked reveals, and creature transformations.
• Character-Specific Accessories: Detailed weapons, soft-goods garments, and swap-out hands tailored to each specific monster.
• Army Builders: Army builders are figures that are generally cheaper than other figures with streamlined accessories and paint-apps.

Supporting independent creators during launch week makes a huge difference in whether these smaller runs reach their full production potential.

Campaign Details and Collector Value

The From The Realm Kickstarter features individual tier pledges alongside full-wave backing options. By running directly through crowdfunding, the line avoids traditional retail overhead, allowing more of the budget to go straight into paint hits, tooling quality, and window-box packaging.

If you collect classic horror, gothic figures, or indie action figure drops, this campaign is worth a look while the funding window is open.