Fantasy miniatures have been around for a very long time and are loaded with ideas and freaky concepts. In more modern times the designs have far more complex.
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This Reaper metal mini is pretty fun. The oversized book, the owl he can't get rid of. Lots of fun stuff here.
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Reaper Bones Ogre. Big mini, very affordable.
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These are from Games Workshop. In the last couple of years I have found a few mini's from GW that have interested me. These Wraiths were pretty fun to do.
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Reaper Bones on left, metal on the right. The metal takes the paint better.
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Two metal mini's from Reaper Metal range. The Druid was lots of fun to paint.
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Reaper Bones, decided to make her a Half-Orc for a DnD game.
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Reaper Bones. This was a fun mini. The composition was a lot of fun.
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A big metal beastie from the land of the dead.
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From Dark Sword. This Elven Ranger was a lot of fun to do.
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Raging Hero's Tabaxi and Ghosts character Shade of the Moon in Becca's Curse of Strahd game.
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Bandai Tie Interceptor in 1/72
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Barbarian warrior
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This Human Ranger is the one I chose for my character in The One Ring. 28mm in size. I added a large base as I wanted to add more detail.
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This Fire Giant was a lot of fun to paint. She received a silver medal which I am very happy with.
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This simple 28mm Mage was done a few years ago. Sometimes simple is good.
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This Frost Guard Paladin comes from Raging Heroes
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This Knowledge Keeper is from the Reaper Bones line. It is good for tabletop as it can take a lot of punishment. The downside is some softer details. If you are painting it just for display then the metal version is nicer.
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