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Well guys, I'm the first person to report these pics on a forum as far as I know (at least on any of the big forums).  I stumbled on this pic while browsing online stores last night.  Check it out- a 30mm scale gargantuan dragon!

http://64.226.84.201/Magnificent_Egos/ME_Nightmares/Oracle_Dragon_promo_Aug06.jpg

Paste it in your browser- the full scale image is so huge you'll need a big screen tv to see it properly

If I had the time to paint that bad boy (and I reason to) I'd buy it in a second, it'll retail for about $250, which is dirt cheap compared to what FW would charge!  Of course it's pure resin.

I saw this dragon at Origins and it is indeed impressive size wise. It will definitely need its own pedestal with a spotlight on it in someones darkened viewing room. However, it has the same drawback as all of the dragons that Guthrie sculpts which is a rather ridiculous head. The noggin aside it is a neat pose and hard to believe a price tag of only $250.

Ladies and gentlemen, we have a new winner for "best donor kit for Hive Tyrant wings." Bury your Hive Tyrant under five pounds of resin flying gear today!

However, it has the same drawback as all of the dragons that Guthrie sculpts which is a rather ridiculous head.

Yeah, her work is basically really good, but female sculptors just have that nesting desire to make everything cute and cuddly instead of ugly and cool. Seems a hard habit to break.