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Miniatures Adventure => Call of Cthulhu => Topic started by: Bob Murch on September 09, 2023, 11:23:09 PM
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I thought I might share a few new images of these vintage horrors. First up, The Lesser Other God:
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Looks cool, how big is this?
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Really really looking forward to this thread. Bob’s Cthulhu output is legendary
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Looks cool, how big is this?
Here is the creature beside one of my recent 28mm Pulp Figures investigators for size comparison. My old human figs from the Call Of Cthulhu range are smaller, 25mm scale. Those figs are a bit tired and I’m not so happy with them anymore but the monsters from the range still hold up quite well I think. Hence, this thread.
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My take on an Elder Thing from HPL’s At The Mountains Of Madness, done for the official Call Of Cthulhu range. Sculpted in about 1989 I think.
The second pic has a more recent Pulp Figure for size comparison.
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Not just a great sculpt, but also a really good paint scheme. Much more fitting than some of the other colour schemes I’ve seen used on this model. Are any of your most recent Cthulhu monsters getting a UK release?
The mountaineer is also a lovely piece of work - I can see what you mean about some of the earlier humans that you sculpted for the RAFM range, they are a bit on the small size and hand and arms are sometimes a bit on the skinny size - still classic sculpts though! The style you use for pulp figures as seen here is very different and very distinctive - but totally identifiable as your work.
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Excellent, and still stands up today. 8)
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The Formless Spawn of Tsathoggua, lurking in the foul depth of the earth.
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Another added to my wish list!
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I picked up quite a few of your monster sculpts back in the 90's. You would think I could have painted more of them by now. lol
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The Flying Polyp sculpt! With a size reference pic as well.
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Lovely! Keep em coming please!
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Excellent.
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The best CoC sculpts imho.
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Nyarlathotep. I sculpted this version of The Crawling Chaos in the early 90s. It has three legs, one not being visible in the picture. I’ve never done Nyarlathotep’s human avatar. I might have to rectify that.
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A size reference picture, beside a 28mm Pulp Figure.
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He’s one big beasty.
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Night Gaunt. Sculpted maybe 1988.
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I genuinely think this is the best night gaunt mini out there. The latest RAFM ones and the grenadier ones don’t have any sense of scale or menace about them.
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Night Gaunt. Sculpted maybe 1988.
I feel suitably tickled.
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really effective, nightmarish, stuff.
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Nyarlathotep. I sculpted this version of The Crawling Chaos in the early 90s. It has three legs, one not being visible in the picture. I’ve never done Nyarlathotep’s human avatar. I might have to rectify that.
I may have one of them somewhere.
If you are going to do an avatar of Nyarlethotep, the Mandate Everyman version from Charles Stross's Laundry books is a scary example.
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Are these stil available?
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They are available from RAFM.
https://rafm.com/collections/rafm-cthulhu-miniatures
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Thanks for sharing these! All gorgeous sculpts, will be sure to check them out, pronto :)
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Heads up, RAFM has a 25% off sale going on between now and Feb 14th
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I may have one of them somewhere.
If you are going to do an avatar of Nyarlethotep, the Mandate Everyman version from Charles Stross's Laundry books is a scary example.
I second that suggestion. I would love to see your take on that avatar.