maijstral Underboss
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 zenthrus Commander
 4592 Posts



 SLC, UT
 | | 09/09/2006 12:36 AM |
| Only problem with this line, is that 90% are pewter, unassembled,
unpainted minis. The prices are good (pewter minis are usually ~$4
each, or more). The diversity of sculpts is very nice, however, the
quality of some of the sculpts is a bit lacking.
If you're into assembling/painting entire village/town scenarios, these really look like a good bargain.
They even make a strong argument to keep non-combatant/villager minis out of DDM 
| | Knight Warlord a.k.a. Commander (#32) in only 6 months. Where's my pie? Champion of Dwarven Thunderlashers Knight of the Large Dire Chicken Have/Want List Trade References | |
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yack Commander
 3129 Posts



 Ottawa, Canada
 | | 09/09/2006 5:29 AM |
| | I asked about them about 2 weeks ago and got no response... I was wondering about scale anyone know...? | | Champion of the Peryton Vindicated Champion : Pit Fiend, Devourer ATG: Fog Giant DW: Duergar Priest RPG Only!!!! The Drumming Drunkn' DM | |
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Sean-Khan Commander
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 zenthrus Commander
 4592 Posts



 SLC, UT
 | | 09/09/2006 1:55 PM |
| Posted By yack on 09/09/2006 5:29 AM I asked about them about 2 weeks ago and got no response... I was wondering about scale anyone know...? Says
right on their website most minis are 25mm-28mm, and either pewter
(90%) or resin (stuff highlighted in green), unpainted, and
unassembled. There are a handfull of large minis that are 60mm (not
quite in-scale with DDM).
Granted, it's in super-microscopic print 
| | Knight Warlord a.k.a. Commander (#32) in only 6 months. Where's my pie? Champion of Dwarven Thunderlashers Knight of the Large Dire Chicken Have/Want List Trade References | |
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maijstral Underboss
 2105 Posts



 | | 09/09/2006 6:40 PM |
| unpainted booo! [ ]
and here I thought I was on to something great, its still not bad.
Sigh the old bait and switch, I saw the beautifully painted minis and was blinded to the unpainted disclaimed.
And before the lawyers chime in I know its not really bait and switch, as in the illegal one, just using the term to express my dissapointment.
EDIT: I'm not saying they did anything wrong, quite the opposite. my above comment was inspired by my complete lack of painting skills. These minis may inspire me to learn how,blank canvass and all. | | | |
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jacksonm Warlord
 5560 Posts



 River City
 | | 09/09/2006 6:58 PM |
| A friend of mine ordered them. In general they're a tad smaller than a typical Reaper DHL mini but still close enough to scale to work well.
Some of the minis are a little plain in sculpt but then again others have great little details.
For the price there were quite the bargain as long as you don't mind a little painting.  | | | |
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Sean-Khan Commander
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 Bert the Troll Commander
 3754 Posts



 Adelaide
 | | 09/11/2006 9:36 PM |
| Posted By Sean-Khan on 09/09/2006 6:34 AM
If they only where plastic & prepainted!
Too true. I find it hard to see myself ever painting minis again. | | "Mutton yesterday, mutton today, and blimey, if it don't look like mutton again tomorrer." Bert the Troll - The Hobbit Semi-Secret sig business: Sometimes the road less traveled is less traveled for a reason. ~ Seinfeld Champion of Epic Lolth, Orcus, & Demogorgon and bring us Asmodeus! | |
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yack Commander
 3129 Posts



 Ottawa, Canada
 | | 09/12/2006 11:35 AM |
| I just ordered a bunch...figs that you can't normal get for Npcs I love painting so its a real bargin for me....I paint the painted ones sometimes! | | Champion of the Peryton Vindicated Champion : Pit Fiend, Devourer ATG: Fog Giant DW: Duergar Priest RPG Only!!!! The Drumming Drunkn' DM | |
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Sulaco Underboss
 1605 Posts




 | | 09/12/2006 11:37 AM |
| I will order some of these, as well as there furniture and accesories stuff. The simple sculpts will get simple paints.
Good enough is good enoguh. | | Champion of the Gelatinous Cube. Nemesis of Gnomes and Dinosaurs.
Over the centuries, mankind has tried many ways of combating the forces of evil... prayer, fasting, good works and so on. Up until Doom, no one seemed to have thought about the double-barrel shotgun. ~ Terry Pratchett | |
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