[solved]evolutive minis ?

[sundayhero]

Hi,

I'm wondering if any brand is making multiples minis of the same character, to represent it evolution (from level1 to a powerfull adventurer) ?

I'm currently preparing to play warrior heroes:legend and I'd like to have something like that for my hero.


thanks

[FramFramson]

There's an older series that has figures in three stages, but the manufacturer escapes me at the moment.

[Sir Barnaby Hammond-Rye]

Ral Partha did that, IIRC. I think others have done similar. RAFM and Grenadier perhaps.
Dragontooth did mounted and dismounted versions.

I don't think anybody currently does, though Reaper seems to be doing multiple versions of the Pathfinder Iconic characters.

I would like to for Tekumel characters but haven't gone about it in a coordinated fashion and everything takes so long, anyway, so it might be a while.  

[FramFramson]

That's right! They were the Ral Partha 3 Stage Player Character models from Tom Meier.

[Damien]

Hello gents, Citadel (in 1985) started sculpting AD&D three stage miniatures as well. They are now hard to find and expensive when you do. It would be a really cool range for a company (Reaper?) to start again.


Damien

[Delaney]

Kick start it

[dijit]

Fenryll minis do quite a few too:
http://fenryll.com/fr/

[sundayhero]

Thank you for the help.

Concerning ral partha, they are true 25mm, arent they ? I believe I've got a few ones of this brand (very old minis) and they are significantly smaller than my other 28mm figures.

[stone-cold-lead]

Might be worth asking Otherworld Miniatures if they have plans to do anything like that.

[white knight]

Hasslefree Miniatures have different versions of some of their figures representing earlier and more experienced incarnations.

Some examples:
Liberty



Kalee



Deth & taxxis




Wolf




Heresy does this with their Boris the Barbarian character too.

[sundayhero]

Liberty mini is great   the other ones are not of my taste. 

I also like the old metal magic amazon range. A lot of personality in that range.

Typically my kind of woman  

I went on Fenryll website, some nice (and quite affordable, regarding the kind of special thematic) figures too :

http://fenryll.com/fr/42-series-3-evolution


I'm not sure of the scale. I've got very old magicians from fenryll, and they were pretty big in my memory.

[Michi]

There's an older series that has figures in three stages, but the manufacturer escapes me at the moment.

FENRYll do 28mm three stage fantasy characters in resin

[ink the troll]

Some of the Otherworld adventurers are/ will be available in different versions:

Human Male Fighter


Human Male cleric

[sundayhero]

These figures are really nice, but they are too pricey for my own taste.

I think the solution maybe using metal magic or D&D minis, and make some sculpting and conversions. Or go for fenryll, but I don't know the real scale of them (you all know that 28mm can vary a lot from a brand to another one). 

[LeadAsbestos]

I've got the Ral Partha Druid 3 stage set, and the scale is just right for my GB/Foundry/Citadel Arthurian stuff. They came out after RP did the true tiny 25mm stuff, and were some lovely sculpts.