Jeffrey P. Wilhelm

Multiple Golden Demon Winner and 1995 Overall Golden Demons Slayer Winner

The myth behind the Award, The Man behind the Myth.

People ask why I don't call myself a Slayer Sword Winner? The answer is.. I didn't win a coveted Slayer Sword, I won something even better.. The Slayer Plaque!

A plaque? you ask? Yup a plaque. In 1995 which was my second year competing in the Golden Demons in Baltimore, I was awarded a Gold first place award for my Warhammer Fantasy large monster entry, a Empire Gray Wizard on a Hippogriff. It was that model which won me the Coveted Overall Slayer award. In 1995 GW US decided to not award a sword, but..the Plaque. I'm not sure what exactly it's made of, But I know its quite heavy and it is Silver plated. It even has a cool Space Wolf theme.

Today it hangs proudly on my wall in my painting room.

Here it is, the plaque in all its glory!

Experience

1991-2000

Ral Partha Enterprises Cincinnati, Ohio

Senior sculptor

Lead sculptor on Battletech miniature range.
Sculpted Undead range 1999-2000

2001-Current

Wizkids Games Cincinnati, Ohio
Sculptor - Designer

Work on Mage Knight, HeroClixs, Mechwarrior ranges
Lead sculptor on Mechwarrior miniature range
Designed and Sculpted Mage Knight Castle

2001- Current

Dragon Forge design, Inc. Cincinnati, Ohio
President

Started as a outlet for my own creative work.
Original works
Painted miniatures
Custom wood working-Bases

Education 1985-1990 University of Wisconsin Stout - Menomonie, WI

B.S. Industrial technology - Packaging Engineering
B.F.A. Industrial Design

Interests

Miniature painting and Modeling. Wood working.

Awards

Received many awards for miniature painting
Multiple Golden Demon Winner
1995 Games day Golden Demon USA overall Slayer Winner

This is by no means a comple history of my life as a miniature sculptor. I just decided it was about time I started getting a Bioagraphy page up so this is better than none at all :o)

Stay tunes I will be undateing it as I go..

Jeff

Last updated January 3, 2009