Repainting D & D Attack Wing minatures?

[goon3423]

I'm looking at the Dracolich for a little project I'll be sharing soon. Are they like Heroclix as far as being able to strip & repaint? Anyone have any experience with these?

[SotF]

I'm looking at the Dracolich for a little project I'll be sharing soon. Are they like Heroclix as far as being able to strip & repaint? Anyone have any experience with these?

No real clue there, but if you want a dracolich, there's the older WotC mini that was re-"printed" as part of the Castle Ravenloft board game (unpainted there)

[Doomrunner72]

Not sure what scale your looking for, but here's a 28mm, unpainted, kit of excellent detail:

http://www.gf9-dnd.com/miniatures/tabid/86/entryid/212/Default.aspx

[goon3423]

Not sure what scale your looking for, but here's a 28mm, unpainted, kit of excellent detail:

http://www.gf9-dnd.com/miniatures/tabid/86/entryid/212/Default.aspx

Not sure what scale your looking for, but here's a 28mm, unpainted, kit of excellent detail:

http://www.gf9-dnd.com/miniatures/tabid/86/entryid/212/Default.aspx

Damn that's gorgeous! Unfortunately I think it's a bit too big for 15mm.

[Brummie]

I dunno, some Dragons can never be too big! 

Unfortunately I have no experience with hero clix stuff, tend to avoid it like the plague.

I've been using Reapers smaller dragons as 15mm dragons, they fit in very nicely, I think I even remember someone using one in a post on this forum for a 15mm diorama with a knight. This one is my favourite https://www.reapermini.com/OnlineStore/dragon/latest/02549.

Its a tad expensive, but if you want cheap, many are now produced in the Bones series, which may be worth a look. Don't have to strip them either!

[Psychoflexible]

 I don't know about heroclix but D&D mini can easliy be repainted

A large fire elemental for exemple:

[Grimmnar]

Damn that's gorgeous! Unfortunately I think it's a bit too big for 15mm.

I dunno, some Dragons can never be too big!  /quote]

Wanna see big dragons. Look into the dragon sizes in the Iron Kingdoms world.
Makes some D&D dragons look like grub worms.

Grimm