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**Nurglitch**

And by no-nonsense, you mean "strangely shaped even by the standards of teenaged otaku"?

**Kroothawk**

See also
Urban War: http://www.battlefield-berlin.de/shop/index.php?list=WG1266
Copplestone http://www.battlefield-berlin.de/shop/index.php?list=WG930 (FW11, FW18, FW 35)
AT-43: http://www.battlefield-berlin.de/shop/index.php?cat=WG1080&product=RK51011
But I would start with Infinity.

**Melissia**

I'm leaning towards either the Debra model or this:

Removing the gun from the back and giving her a power sword.

**Grot 6**

Kid_Kyoto wrote:
Grot 6 wrote:I picked up one of those cat girls and called her Mink. She has a sidekick that I made from the Clay golum figure that I named Block.

Mink-Block the dynamic duo of a scrapper and a brick that are a neutral team that can either work as heros or villians.

Mink has cat DNA that gives her an +3 movement and a good +2 increase of her stats.( standard catgirl)

Brick is just like a standard Hulk like guy that can rage every now and then. I was kicking around giving him some shapeshifting abilities, but thought that that might be a little much.

Got Dr Mako, the standard wereshark, too. He takes a bite out of crime.

What game are you using them in?

I use my Reaper heros in Pulp city, since I'm still waiting on finishing my starter sets. I have Dr. Mercury and Cronin, but the reaper guys give me some more choices and room to make my own.

I got an assload of Superfigs, too. they are another superhero game that I played a long time ago.

Add in a bunch of dinosaurs, a giant robot or two, a bunch of civilians, and some gangbangers, and I have the makings of some really good shiznit.

My new thing lately is Superhero minis.

**shakey787**

cheers bud

**Relic_OMO**

What's that steampunk mechanic one? I can't find it on the Reaper site.

**The Dreadnote**

He's in the previews section:

http://www.reapermini.com/Miniatures/previews/latest/50165

**MagickalMemories**

Any Malifaux players seeing a fun alternate "Ramos" sculpt here?

Eric

**Sarrazon**

Oooh, I like that idea. There's probably something else he could stand in for too... maybe Joss?

**Agamemnon2**

Padre wrote:Ahhh - sorry, didn't realise that Pathfinder is designed to be smaller...

So, it's more a "play" piece than a "centrepiece"...? Or is there a distinct difference in scale with Pathfinder?

It's a "play" piece. In Pathfinder/D&D3.5, red dragons come in all sizes. They start small and never stop growing, really. This new one looks like a young adult sized example.

**Shellfishguy**

That steampunk fig would make a great alternate mechanic for a couple WM factions too.

**Karon**

I just got these miniatures in the mail, and was very happy with my first purchase with reaper.

http://www.reapermini.com/OnlineStore/Corm/sku-down/14032

http://www.reapermini.com/OnlineStore/Rumscratch/sku-down/03493

http://www.reapermini.com/OnlineStore/Bugbear%20shaman/sku-down/02603

The Wereshark Pirate figure was surprisingly small, though I guess it's supposed to be if its a Dwarf. Still good for WHFB.

Both of the other figures will make great shamans for my Beastmen army, while the Wereshark pirate will be my Beastlord! Yes, he IS Strength 8 with his Stonecrusher sword.