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Hi all,

some time ago I finished a selection of Reaper Bones miniatures I acquired through the first Kickstarter. While famed for its value many were sceptical due to the material used and its ability to hold detail. I thus thought it would be a good service to fellow gamers to not only provide painted examples of the miniatures as the unpainted Bones material does not lent itself well to photographs, but also to write some short reviews giving people an idea which of the minis are a hit and which are more of a miss. I could see this being of interest for the GW crowd as well, if they are looking for a cheap alternative to add some variety to the ranks.

For the reviews, list of colours used and more pictures check out my blog (link in signature).

Some pictures of the finished miniatures are attached. I like how they turned out, but they are not as good as the high end stuff shown on Dakka Dakka. I aimed for a good standard to fill the Dungeon, but there is definitely room for improvement.

Gandwarf, one of my favourite Bones Miniatures, with his trusty companion Berry Silverbell, a dwarven rogue (and thus we have two of the not-so-dwarvish classes united in one picture ), are pictured on one of their many adventures.

Meanwhile on the surface Anirion, a woodelf, explores some derelict ruins, only to find that there is more to them than he bargained for.