Is Avalaible Buffy The Vampire Slayer Miniature by Wargames Foundry?

[pierrebi]

This is a wargames Founfdry model painted by Steve Dean, that sells it by ebay ... I cannot find the umpainted model in Wargames Foundry web site. Do you know if is avalaible?

[bandit86]

It was part of a limited edition set.

[Onebigriver]

Have you considered Sadie by Hasslefree miniatures?

http://www.hasslefreeminiatures.co.uk/pack.php?pack=775

[Steve F]

Officially, the figure was called "Elizabeth Anne McSweeny" ("Buffy" is a short form of "Elizabeth", used by the late Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother in her youth at notoriously-haunted Glamis*; "Anne" was Buffy's middle name; "McSweeny" was a name Foundry attached to a lot of their promo figures), and came in a pack with Father Eamon McSweeny, a heavily-armed priest, that was set out with all mail orders in July 2001.

Examples come up on eBay from time-to-time.  Unlike many of the the other promotional models Foundry released around that time, this one hasn't been listed in the "Foundry Specials" section of their web-site.

Alternative Buffy-alikes in 28mm: Hasslefree ("Sadie"), Cool Mini or Not ("Sarah") and Nightshift Games/Team Frog ("Bambi").  Ground Zero Games does one in 25mm, Graven Images/Monolith in 40mm.


*There has got to be a game in that: perhaps a 1920s Buffy Bowes-Lyon hunting ghosts in a Cthulhu game?

[Citizen Sade]

Have you considered Sadie by Hasslefree miniatures?

This one comes with the official Sade mark of approval and the choice of a shotgun, pulse rifle or a katana if you go for Sadie (b).