From the Outer Worlds

Chris from ChunkANuke Props has one of, if not the, largest collection of Fallout props in the world.  That's why I wasn't too surprised to see he's a fan of The Outer Worlds, a game with both direct and spiritual ties to the Fallout franchise.  I expect this recreation of Rizzo's Purpleberry Lunch is the first of many TOW props we'll be seeing from him.

Not of This Earth

The gifted Alice Tochylovska returns to our pages with this wonderful alien specimen.

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Cthulhu Cultists

 It's that magical time of year when Cthulhu worshippers step out of the shadows and into the light.  This well-dressed pair of cultists comes to us from Tara Kalnitsky.

The Innsmouth Look

This creepy deep one hybrid comes to us from the appropriately named El Primo de Innsmouth.

Future Trooper

Nuclear Snail Studios returns to our pages with this amazing exoskeleton-equipped Planetary Defense soldier.  I love seeing original concepts like this.

Servant of Sigmar

Sweet Jebus, I love Russian Warhammer LARP games.  This amazing warrior priest of Sigmar comes to us from Fotnik the Wundergoblin.

Blade of Iron

This wonderful tableaux featuring the iron dagger from Skyrim comes to us from DanoGambler.

Goblin Skull

This nicely done goblin skull comes to us from Black Rider Industries.

The Necronomicon, Alex Libris Edition.

The gifted Alex Libris returns to our pages with this custom Necronomicon.  Hand bound in leather with custom embossment and brass hardware.

Great Cthulhu

Pablo Cordova brings us this cool Cthulhu plaque in both digital concept and work in progress physical versions.

Lovely Leather

Nathan's Workshop maxed out their crafting skills with this Skyrim-inspired leather satchel.

Shield of the Dragon

Kanut Wood Creations brings us this wonderful hand carved shield.  Featuring Celtic knotwork, figural dragons, and a custom embossment.

A Clutch of Cthulhus

This trio of carved wooden Cthulhu idols comes to us from the intriguingly named Druid Wood Magic.

Dagger of Cthulhu

This 3-D printed Dagger of Cthulhu comes to us from Alix and Jacob Pozderac of Armchair Adventure Games.

The Oracle

Artisans d'Azure returns to our pages with the Oracle, a beautifully well done, albeit gruesome, LARP ensemble.

Great Cthulhu, Hunt Edition.

I'm not a fan of figural candles, but this Cthulhu idol sculpt from Norris Hunt is phenomenally good.  Casting it in wax has to be a nightmare.

The Thing in the Box

The Hammerspace Community Workshop brings us one of the coolest Lovecraftian Halloween props I've seen.  I can't wait to see the finished project.

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Great Cthulhu, Rushing Edition.

This translucent, organic Cthulhu idol comes to us from Rushing's Rarities.

Not of This Earth

The mainstream media is desperately trying to convince people that the storming of Area 51 was just a prank.  Ha!  Alice Tochylovska was there, and was able to recover this encapsulated alien creature after breaching the complex.  Wake up, sheeple!  We are not alone.

Girdle of the Great Old One

This hand tooled Cthulhu belt comes to us from La Forja de Prometeo.  This would make an awesome magical artifact in a live action game.

Shrine of Vivec

This miniature recreation of the Shrine of the Warrior Poet Vivec, from the Elder Scrolls video game series, comes to us from Valara Atran.

Eye of Newt, Toe of Frog

Burned Raven Tales returns to our pages with this collection of potions and alchemical concoctions.  As always, the excellent weathering is a hallmark of their work.

Father Dagon

The amazing Randy Bowen brings us this nicely done Dagon idol.

Update:  For some reason the original post at Bowen Designs was deleted.  You can find a look at the raw castings for this piece over here.  My thanks to the commenter who pointed out the broken link.