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Thanks from TGN

Turtle Dragon!!!

Any idea how large it is? Looks small, but I could be wrong. Pretty cool looking though.

No clue. My guess is that base is equivalent to 50mm or so, but that's pure speculation. Even Reaper's largest Warlord fig, the Reven Giant, fits on a 50mm square. So I'm figuring it's between the size of the Giant and, say, the lion or one of the larger monsters. But again, that's pure bullhockey until we see it 'live'.

Considering you can find most of reapers models in a D&D Monster Manual, under slightly different alias, I would say it's size large, in D&D terms.

There's more, yet! That is, more pictures of the turtle dragon, and of a 54mm "dragon summoner". Pictures abound:


ALL HAIL KING OF THE KOOPA!!


im on ur floors, scratchin ur hardwoods!


And the summoner:






Not as keen on the summoner. Julie Guthrie does awesome looking dragons, but her women are just kind of there to me. I do like the dragon perched on her shoulder, though.
And really, if I had young, baby dragons with sharp claws crawling all over me, I'd probably wear some clothing. Does it bother anyone else that her loincloth seems to be backwards?

As always, http://www.reapermini.com/Greens if you'd like to see for yourself.

[Edit: fixed the url tags, because being funny is not as useful as including that last "]"!]