Anthropomorphic animals in 28/25mm?

[Hammers]

Not my cup of tea, really, but I came across Otherworlds fantasy range the other day and found this boarman rather cool:

[Whiskyrat]

I know the thread says 28/25mm but if 15/20mm is your thing .... http://www.splinteredlightminis.com/druidschildren.html

[rob_the_robgoblin]

Oh yeah, there's rabbitmen in the flintloque range too.

There's even a napoleonique version of Bucky O'Hare coming out at some point I have heard.

[nurgledeathmonkey]

http://www.black-knight-games-online.com/shop/Products/11-calendor-verminion.aspx

BKG has also just re-released their classic verminion.

[Conquistador]

I am living in the golden age of miniatures...

Gracias,

Glenn

[B. Basiliscus]

I apologize for the needless bump, but are there any more out there? 

[FionaWhite]

I apologize for the needless bump, but are there any more out there?  

It's never a needless bump in a case like this!  
Especially since I require several 28mm minis of cat/fox/wolfguys & cat/fox/wolfgirls for my upcoming, evil plan...  

Speaking of which, those Iron Claw foxes? *expletives censored*, those are soooo awesome! Why is the good stuff always OOP?  

[B. Basiliscus]

Why, dear girl, because the clientele is so small, of course!

Though it's a rather tacky (and in some cases ugly) solution to the lack of furries within the mini-fig business, WOTC's plastic D&D minis have a few anthro figures.
Cheap ones, too.
http://www.wizards.com/dnd/Archive.aspx?category=newsresources&subcategory=minigalleries
Hound Archons, Gnolls, Rakshasa, editable were animals, all sorts of goodies!
Hell, there are even some undead of the sort!
Ironwinds has undead anthros as well.



VERY useful to some folk, I'm willing to bet.

[Black Cat Bases]

Hi,

We do quite a few that might fit in here.

We have a lizardman race:



Deep ones (or frog men!):



Cat people:





Werewolves:



and Smoggers in the Moonfleet miniatures range:


some of the smoggers have guns and are more sci fi but some do not.

Jo:)

http://blackcatbases.com/

[FionaWhite]

Kraken Editions makes some useful minis for their Alkemy range.

The Khaliman:



The Aurlok:

[Conquistador]

Kraken Editions makes some useful minis for their Alkemy range.

<snip>

The Aurlok:

Wow, semi-civilized Venusians!

Gracias,

Glenn

[Brummie]

Heres one for you, Circle of Oboros Minis from Warmachine, been using them to create an army with my Wolfen from Rackham

http://privateerpress.com/hordes/gallery/circle-orboros/units/warpborn-skinwalkers

The warpborn Skinwalkers in particular are very cool.

[B. Basiliscus]

Here's a bump! Hope it brings in some more results and gets the thread back up and running!  

Here's a list of all(?) the Ironclaw anthro figures(?)
(Some of them look like they are from other ranges with hastily applied edits, and I find myself doubting that this is ALL of them since they are so hard to find and no image gallery exists to document them.)
http://greywolf.critter.net/images/ironclaw/minis/
EDIT> most if not all of these are edits apparently.

These three figures are old Gutherie Grenadier modells, now available from Mega Miniatures and a few other places the last time I checked.

I especially like this Knoll Champion - he's very stately and, dare I say, handsome.
I like his proud, knightly, civilized look - you don't see this quality in anthropomorphic minis very often, let alone in gnolls.

Not sure how this wererat matches up as far as scale, but he isn't completely rabid and feral looking, or fat stout and sickeningly cute, which makes him A-okay with me.

This Cat Folk Warrior is trying to duplicate the knightly style of the gnoll, but it doesn't seem like he pulls it off quite as nicely.

Also, there's the Virtuous Maiden - a figure which I know very little about.
The paint job doesn't look fantastic, but the sculpt is nice, and she's plastic therefore cheap!

[Doomsdave]

The vituous maiden is a Dreamscape mini from that abortive CMG.

[B. Basiliscus]

oh jeeze, how did I forget to mention she was a Dreamblade figure!? 
Thanks for pointing that out.