Meet The Team
Harley
Social Media Manager
Harley runs the workshop’s social media, carefully crafting every post before immediately doubting it and rewriting it several times.
Thoughtful, soft-spoken, and perpetually overthinking, Harley does her best to keep things clear, welcoming, and, ideally, normal. Whether or not that actually happens is… debatable.
If you’ve ever read a post and thought it felt slightly apologetic but well-meaning, that was probably Harley.
Raynor
Lead Designer
Raynor is the creative force behind the models.
Driven by instinct, ideas, and an alarming tendency to abandon one project in favour of three new ones, she thrives in controlled chaos. Plans exist, but they are often treated as loose suggestions rather than fixed structures.
Some of the workshop’s best creations have come from moments that definitely weren’t part of the original plan.
Thorin
Head of Operations
Thorin ensures the workshop actually functions.
From production to packing and dispatch, he oversees everything with a firm hand and very little tolerance for inefficiency. Standards are high, expectations are clear, and schedules are adhered to.
If your order arrives on time and exactly as expected, that’s Thorin’s work.
Laura
Responsible Adult
Laura is the responsible adult of the workshop.
She keeps things organised, on track, and moving in the right direction - usually by stepping in when everything starts drifting slightly off course.
Where others see possibilities, Laura sees what actually needs to happen next.
Where things get chaotic, she brings them back into focus.
She is, by some distance, the most organised member of the team.
She is also co-owner of the three cats responsible for everything on this site.
If something feels calm and under control, laura was probably involved.
Jeff
Assistant Designer
Jeff assists with design, production, and occasionally making sure Raynor’s ideas actually become real things.
He’s been into horror and gaming for as long as he can remember - starting a little earlier than intended after discovering A Nightmare on Elm Street 3 on a VHS left behind by an older sibling.
A ZX Spectrum 48K at age 4 led to early experiments with programming by 9, and eventually into a lifelong interest in making things rather than just playing them.
He picked up his first 3D printer around seven years ago, and not long after that began sculpting - combining technical skill with a love of grimdark, horror-inspired design.
He is also the co-owner of the three cats responsible for everything else on this page.
He insists he’s “in charge.”
This has not been confirmed.