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Miniatures Adventure => Call of Cthulhu => Topic started by: richarDISNEY on 12 January 2010, 06:21:04 PM
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Well... The title says it all...
I know Uncle Mike and RAFM....
Who else?
I am interested in seeing lots of different types of beasties....
Thanks!
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Reaper has, in their huge catalog, a number of Cthulhu-esque creatures.
Try various search terms on their website, a search simply for 'cthulhu' doesn't turn up anything useful, really.
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Mirliton do the old Grenadier Nightmares range which are fantastic
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- eM-4 has Metal Magic's old Dunwich detectives and monsters.
- Mirliton has Grenadier's CoC (later renamed to Nightmares) minis. Not all of them available yet, though.
- From Reaper, check 02868 Eldritch Demon, 50039 Gug and maybe anything with "Bathalian" in its title.
Those, with good old RAFM, are possibly your best sources for canonical cosmic horrors. For more generic pulp/horror models such as zombies, mummies, vampires, cultists, investigators, civilians etc. there are many more alternatives. If you're interested in those too then I'll put a few ideas to another post.
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Workshop horrors make nice beasties
(http://www.matakishi.com/Fleshy%20Horrors.jpg)
Pardulon screamers are nice too (Heresy grubs in this pic as well)
(http://webzoom.freewebs.com/matakishi/Pardulon%20WIP%202%201000.jpg)
Not strictly CoC but fit the theme.
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... and also Black Cat bases!
http://www.blackcatbases.com/default.asp?
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Who makes those Workshop Horrors? :o
Link, please?
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They are Games Workshop Chaos Daemons - Horrors of Tzeentch.
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Those are Games workshop pink horrors also their chaos spawn might be useful, We have Mi go, shoggoths, Hounds, TchoTcho, werewolves and some other coc bits coming very soon. Damn weather holding my moulds up.
Ben
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:'( Now I'm depressed.
But then I simply remember my favourite things (http://eurekamin.com.au/gallery.php?g2_itemId=1575), and then I don't feel so bad. (shop (http://eurekamin.com.au/index.php?cPath=87_126_151))
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Fenryll has this rather nice beastie:
http://www.fenryll.com/img/p/553-696-thickbox.jpg
I'd also suggest looking at Heresy Miniatures demons and undead
Helldorado has a demon of flesh that reminds of the beastie in "From Beyond".
Reaper has a fine Gug monster
HLBS have this in the 40mm range:
http://www.hlbs.co.uk/product.php?id=594
Heroclix did some Deep Ones and an Avatar of Cthulhu
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And Rattrap/Brigade have some very nice hybrids.
Monolith has nice scenery.
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Monolith has nice scenery.
So do Fenris Games
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The Heroclix range also has a shoggoth (it's a bit too pink though, definitely needs a repaint), and R'lyeh Guardians (mini-Cthulhus, essentially, about 2" tall).
The Monsterpocalypse range has the Lords of Cthul faction - a couple of the minis from that would make reasonable CoC monsters.
All easy to rebase too - just prise the prepaints off the base with a craft knife.
onebigriver - I'm glad you didn't show a piccy of the Gug. It seems to bring out the worst in people :D
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Yes, Richar, don't overlook Hero/Horror Clix.
StrikeZone.com has great deals.
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And don't forget the D&D plastic figures - some of those work pretty well.
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onebigriver - I'm glad you didn't show a piccy of the Gug. It seems to bring out the worst in people :D
lol TBH I just couldn't face the Reaper figure finder, but I'm sure Freud would have had a field day analysing Lovecraft about that particular beastie!
White Knight at some point is planning to do a Cthulhu showcase over on Frothers. In the meantime the Fishmen showcase is worth a peek for pure Deep Ones and other maritime monstrosities.
http://www.frothersunite.com/files/rob/Fmsc/Fmsc1.htm
Trollforged have some fishmen:
http://trollforged.com/shelf_fantasy_Fishmen.html
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I know that someone has used these (for deep ones):
http://wyrd-games.net/shop/product.php?productid=16217&cat=261&page=1
But I'm not so sure.
This may make a large deep one/small dagon (36mm)
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Strikezone? I get a "yeah" webpage...
Try fishin' again Smokey!!!
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Dragonblood have a growing range of Dark Mariners. Two amazing figures available so far
http://www.dragonbloodminis.com/shop_dark_mariners.htm
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Strikezone? I get a "yeah" webpage...
Try fishin' again Smokey!!!
http://shop.strikezoneonline.com/
Your google-fu is weak, grasshopper..
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yes. yes it is...
I just got the Gug and the Eldrich Demon (Reaper) from www.miniature-giant.com . Good place to buy Reapers at a discount...
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Black Cat Bases and Uncle Mike make good deep ones http://leadadventureforum.com/index.php?topic=14990.msg182231#msg182231
Marko
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I know that someone has used these (for deep ones):
http://wyrd-games.net/shop/product.php?productid=16217&cat=261&page=1
But I'm not so sure.
This may make a large deep one/small dagon (36mm)
Jup 8)
(http://paintoholic.nl/images/deepones1.jpg)
(http://paintoholic.nl/images/deepones2.jpg)
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And don't forget the D&D plastic figures - some of those work pretty well.
The Legendary Evils Chuul is especially Cthuloid.
http://www.rpgminiatures.com/acatalog/LE09_Chuul_-_09_-_Rare_-_Legendary_Evils.html
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The Legendary Evils Chuul is especially Cthuloid.
http://www.rpgminiatures.com/acatalog/LE09_Chuul_-_09_-_Rare_-_Legendary_Evils.html
I like that! Not sure I'd pay six quid for it though.