The redshirts are wrong! It turns out other people do make miniatures after all!

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**Kid_Kyoto**

http://www.reapermini.com/

Let's see what we have here then...

かわい！　超かわい！

Aniron, Grand Imperial Wizard of his Klan!

Is her armor made of leaves?

Melanin-enhanced elf warrior

Whoa! Some kind of elf-spider centaur thing! Where do they get their ideas?

The scribbler?

A tad overdressed but certainly usable.

A woman? Fully dressed and in pragmatic armor? Can such a thing be?

How would you tame him?

Ak-Ak-Ak-Ak-Ak-Ak!

If I remember my Monster Manual correctly this is an owlbear.

I think at this point we can safely call Chronoscope a line of miniatures for every fetish.

Every fetish indeed.

Including some rather odd ones... But who among us has not fantasized about a gener-swapped Ash from Army of Darkness?

Very odd ones indeed...

If only they made this one with a school girl...

Don't judge!

Oh come on now...

Looking further ahead at the greens...
http://www.reapermini.com/Greens

I'm not sure what exactly he is, the hammer suggests home repairs, maybe he's hanging his cross on the wall? Seems it would have limited use.

Must... resist... steampunk...

Hey Harry right? I think we met in Dresden.

メチャかわい！

Female superhero. Right. You just straight up sculpted a neekid lady and called it a superhero. Well played Reaper, well played.

Ah Reaper...

Anyway lots more on their site, Reaper remains my favorite company around just for the sheer maddness of what they produce. If next month they have an army of steampunk hamster furry fetish women I won't even register mild surprise.

**radiohazard**

WOW is all I can say about those.

**MeanGreenStompa**

As usual with the reaper new stuff you bring us Kid, some lovely stuff and some stinkers. The scribbler is awful but the chronoscope stuff is really nice.

**warboss**

holy crap... the furries have taken over reaper and forced themt to come out with an fantasy adventuring party of small mammals.

**Skarshak**

I do believe I saw Seltyiel the Eldritch Knight in there! Go Pathfinder

**Nightwatch**

Now that's bad ass.

**BrookM**

I have found my Rogue Trader.

**Kid_Kyoto**

Just noticed...

he's got a star of David on his belt. Y'know, in case he runs into any Jewish vampires.

**BrookM**

Or they added it in case Jews would become offended again?

Though in "reality" (poor word choice, I know) any symbol that people put faith into could repel the undead, be it a cross, star, swastika or the trice blessed Aquila.

**BorderCountess**

Kid_Kyoto wrote:

I think I found my new Skaven Assassin...

**Alpharius**

BrookM wrote:

I have found my Rogue Trader.

Without a doubt!

There is ALWAYS something cool to be found in the latest from Reaper...

**Anung Un Rama**

The funny thing is: Ash's full name is Ashley Williams.

**BrookM**

Alpharius wrote:
BrookM wrote:

I have found my Rogue Trader.

Without a doubt!

There is ALWAYS something cool to be found in the latest from Reaper...

This guy will go nicely alongside my seneschal:

**Kanluwen**

Is not Owlbear! Is Mongolian Death Worm! Bwhahahahaha!

**Aduro**

Kanluwen wrote:

Is not Owlbear! Is Mongolian Death Worm! Bwhahahahaha!

I see I'm not the only one who enjoys the cheesy SyFy creature features of the week.

**Kanluwen**

Aduro wrote:
Kanluwen wrote:

Is not Owlbear! Is Mongolian Death Worm! Bwhahahahaha!

I see I'm not the only one who enjoys the cheesy SyFy creature features of the week.

I didn't catch it actually, but I remember the "Destination Truth" episode where they looked for it

**Little lord Fauntleroy**

Kid_Kyoto wrote:
Don't judge!

Do want!

**KingCracker**

Kanluwen wrote:
Aduro wrote:
Kanluwen wrote:

Is not Owlbear! Is Mongolian Death Worm! Bwhahahahaha!

I see I'm not the only one who enjoys the cheesy SyFy creature features of the week.

I didn't catch it actually, but I remember the "Destination Truth" episode where they looked for it

Oh GOD I hate that show. Seriously how does it keep getting airtime? I watched one where they were looking for Sasquatch(sp?) and crawled into a space so TIGHT they had to holld their breath and take off coats and stuff to squeeze in. Really? I always thought the Sasquatch was yanno, 7-8 feet tall and huge. But whatever.

I like to randomly look at the reaper line just because sometimes they inspire me with ideas, and other times I just laugh. My wife loves those mice things uptop BTW

**Kanluwen**

It keeps getting airtime because of the fact that he's actually gotten some of the best evidence out there of some of these creatures.

A DNA sample from a completely unknown creature following an expedition looking for Mkoele-Membe in the Congo, two beautiful casts of what could potentially have been Yeti footprints in the Himalayas(which actually made international headlines when the Nepalese were told about it when they had to declare it to customs before leaving), and some other stuff.

It doesn't hurt, however, that Josh Gates is a really interesting/amusing host

**Lord_Astaroth**

Those are all great, but the mice are just tops! I'd like to get a few of those and paint them up for my Mother and Wife. I'm sure they'd love those. Manfred, hilarious about the Skaven Assassin *Searches the D&D monster manuals to see if there is a playable mouse type race*

**Kroothawk**

Remorhaz (introduced 1976 to D&D) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Remorhaz

Owlbear (introduced 1975 to D&D) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Owlbear

Driders (introduced 1980 to D&D) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drider

Actually released a year ago, this is only a multipack.

All Mousling Heroes: http://www.reapermini.com/Miniatures/previews/latest/10033

**Jin**

I have been anxiously waiting for that damn Pathfinder Red dragon to come out the last 3-4 months. At least now it's under the "Previews" section, so hopefully it'll be released in the next couple of weeks.

**insaniak**

Kid_Kyoto wrote:
If only they made this one with a school girl...

You don't think a mini of a pirate hacking up a schoolgirl might be a little, I don't know, over the top?

**BrookM**

insaniak wrote:
Kid_Kyoto wrote:
If only they made this one with a school girl...

You don't think a mini of a pirate hacking up a schoolgirl might be a little, I don't know, over the top?

I'm sure it's a fetish to some.

**Karon**

The Spider-Centaurs are Driders.

They're from the Drizz't Do'urden books.

Cursed children of the Lolth, the God of Spiders and death. They're basically half-human, half huge spider.

**Kroothawk**

Karon wrote:The Spider-Centaurs are Driders.

They're from the Drizz't Do'urden books.

Cursed children of the Lolth, the God of Spiders and death. They're basically half-human, half huge spider.

Glad you read my post

And they are half Dark Elf, half spider.
And Lolth is a Goddess, but not of Spiders and Death, but basically of the Dark Elves (with Spiders holy to her worshippers).
And Drizzt first appeared 8 years later (1988) in the Icewind Dale Triology http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drizzt_Do%27Urden .
Apart from that, you are right

**Nurglitch**

Does Firefox have a box I can tick to remove my sense of humour, or do I have to do that manually?

**Karon**

Kroothawk wrote:
Karon wrote:The Spider-Centaurs are Driders.

They're from the Drizz't Do'urden books.

Cursed children of the Lolth, the God of Spiders and death. They're basically half-human, half huge spider.

Glad you read my post
And they are half Dark Elf, half spider.
And Lolth is a Goddess, but not of Spiders and Death, but basically of the Dark Elves (with Spiders holy to her worshippers).
And Drizzt first appeared 8 years later (1988) in the Icewind Dale Triology http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drizzt_Do%27Urden .
Apart from that, you are right

Apologies, Kroothawk, yeah, I was thinking that, but I wasn't typing it, lol.

And yeah, I didn't get involved in D&D ever, I just read the Drizzt books because they are terribly good.

**Specs**

So, somewhat related... I just had a look at Reapers CAV line (for some reason I don't think I'd ever seen them before). They're all listed as "true scale". Does anyone know how big they actually are? I'm looking specfically at the spaceships.

**Grot 6**

They are a great batch of minis.

I have a few teams of the Super heros. They work great with the Pulp City stuff, and have a great selection of quality work at great prices.

Great looking minis, I really dig that Rogue Trader guy.

Foxy Brown looks really cool too. Might have to check her out with Superfly, too.

Way Down in the Jungle deep!!!