D&D Icons: Gargantuan Blue Dragon

[Kesh]

No, it doesn't

Tail-supported basing works well for dragons.

Dragons look pretty flexible, i am confident sculptors can improvise

Try getting a plastic mini to do that and still be 1) stable and 2) sturdy enough that the tail doesn't snap the first time it gets carried by the tail like a handle.

 

[Ilium]

Try getting a plastic mini to do that and still be 1) stable and 2) sturdy enough that the tail doesn't snap the first time it gets carried by the tail like a handle.

Actually I think a plastic mini would be less likely to actually break. On the other hand, you're just asking for the tail to get bent so much the thing won't stand upright.

 

[Brakkart]

What with Blue Dragons having always been my favourites and this miniature looking very nice indeed (from what we can see of it), then assuming I can find one for close to the same bargain price I picked up my Gargantuan Black for, 'll be grabbing it too.

*looks around his room at his groaning bookshelves and every surface covered in stuff* Course I have no idea where I'd actually put it

 

[JoeGKushner]

It's more expensive than the Garg. Black Dragon. But then again, the pre-order price on the black dragon keeps changing.

The retail price is $10 higher.

It'll be interesting to see if the next one is the same as the blue or even higher.