Gargantuan/Colossal Miniatures?

[Wolffenjugend]

Will WotC be making gargantuan and/or colossal minis?

(Sorry, wrong forum. Can a mod move this to General Discussion?)

 

[frankthedm]

Only if they make a D&D toyline.

Model kits can often be usefull for collosal critters., I have a rancor/tarrasque, two red dragons of krynn and a great cthulhu model.

 

[Particle_Man]

We used a napkin with a happy face drawn on one end of it once...

 

[HarryFlashman]

The Cave Troll Action Figure from the the Lord of the Rings movies is actually nearly the correct proportions for a Terrasque.

About he Cthlhu model..is it the Vinyl one? I purchsed it 3 years ago but i have never put a model together so it currently remains in its Box ( but I have put together the old Pewter Ral Partha Mini of Cthulhu).

 

[jgsugden]

WotC has not announced any plans to make figures larger than huge at this point. I do not think unlikely, however, that they will release some specific gargantuan or colossal figures at some point. For figures that large, I suggest looking for alternative sources. More than likely, a plastic dragon from some other source may end up being cheaper and more readily available ...

 

[Wolffenjugend]

I'm not looking for them, I was just wondering how far they plan to take the minis line (and how they would package something that big!).

 

[Otterscrubber]

Coke cans make great giants

 

[Davelozzi]

Not gargatuan or colossal, but I've recently picked up DeathSleet* from Reaper to use as a mature black dragon. The horns go the wrong way (back instead of forwad) but otherwise it's pretty servicable as a huge dragon, and a heck of a lot more intimidating than the "large" black dragon that WotC put out on the Dragoneye.

*http://www.reapermini.com/store/customer/product.php?productid=16660&cat=4&page=2