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Miniatures Adventure => Call of Cthulhu => Topic started by: Jonas on 04 April 2013, 12:58:31 AM
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I just bought this on ebay, but I have no idea what it is and where it is from. I just thought it looked really cool...
Hopefully I wasn't ripped off.
(http://i965.photobucket.com/albums/ae132/jonasfrickmann/bought2013/KGrHqRHJFEFDzLskFeBRBG2l1tQ60_58_zps14b67370.jpg)
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Rafm?not sure.
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No idea, sir, but I do agree that it looks cool.
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I want one, whatever it is...
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I don't think it is a Rafm Cthulhu monster, since there seems to be mechanical parts. Actually I don't even know the size of this one yet, since I only bought it and it still needs to be shipped to me.
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It's a Rafm 'Flying Polyp' from their CoC line. I think it may be missing a few little bits though, mine has little tufts/squirts of tentacles/feelers on it.
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It's a Rafm 'Flying Polyp' from their CoC line. I think it may be missing a few little bits though, mine has little tufts/squirts of tentacles/feelers on it.
Correct. Here's a shop link (http://www.rafm.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=RAF&Product_Code=RAF02928&Category_Code=COCM). Determine from that whether you got ripped off...
And here's a scale pic (which is becoming my most linked image, first for cultists and now for this...)
(http://dolmot.net/mini/Arkham/june2010CoC-800.jpg) (http://dolmot.net/mini/Arkham/june2010CoC-2000.jpg)
Many of these sculpts are quite closely based on Mark J. Ferrari's illustrations from CoC source books, I think. See the polyp entry here (http://lovecraft.wikia.com/wiki/Flying_Polyp).
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Ah, that is about same price I paid, so I guess it was kind of a rip off, since it is not complete.
Too, bad...
I never thought it to be a Cthlhu monster, since I took the tubing and such as mechanical parts. I think I wil try and paint mine up as a mechanical horror thing, I guess it will work out anywyay.
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The style of the RAFM Cthulhu figures always seemed odd to me... like, I can't tell if they're meant to be very stylized or if they're just bad sculpts. Some look like art deco gargoyles off some NYC tower... others are clumsy/unconvincing clusters of lumps. They seem particularly dependent on getting the right paintjob.