WHAT NEW MINIATURES YOU WOULD LIKE TO SEE MADE?

[Mortal Arrow]

http://www.dungeonstone.com

I had purchased a large Dungeonstone set years ago and its still my go to core set. I think it is made from Hirst Arts molds. Super sturdy and easy to modify. When painted in the Dwarvenforge color scheme, I find that the pieces from these two manufacturers mix and match well.

 

[Mortal Arrow]

Regarding furniture, unique buildings, grave stones, walls, fences, etc ....

I'd recommend Thomarillion out of Germany. The have hundreds of products at pretty good prices.

Thomarillion - Catalog

Thomarillion ist ein Online-Shop für Miniaturen, Figuren, Möbel, Modelle und Zubehör für Tabletop- und Dungeonspiele oder den Dioramabau. Thomarillion is an online-shop for miniatures, figures, furniture, models and accessoires for tabletop and dungeon games or dioramas

www.thomarillion.de

Also "Tiny-Furniture" on eBay have great things at a good price. They're out of Russia, but for me have been reliable and a good value.

 

[Sepulchrave II]

I would like to see two dozen or so typical “adventurer” characters of diverse but verisimilitudinous design, each with both a mounted and afoot version. Ponies and war dogs for smaller characters.

Finding good mounted adventurers has been a pain in the neck for the last 40 years.

Make that a hundred different ones. That would be better.

 

[pogre]

I would like to see two dozen or so typical “adventurer” characters of diverse but verisimilitudinous design, each with both a mounted and afoot version. Ponies and war dogs for smaller characters.

Finding good mounted adventurers has been a pain in the neck for the last 40 years.

Make that a hundred different ones. That would be better.

I have a bunch of different miniature horses for doing this. I usually use the same miniature as the foot version, cut it off around the waist, pin it to a straddling pair of hips and legs from a mounted medieval figure, and then mount it on one of the loose horses. In other words, a huge pain in the rear.

I would love to see more mounted figures too!

 

[drl2]

I have a bunch of different miniature horses for doing this. I usually use the same miniature as the foot version, cut it off around the waist, pin it to a straddling pair of hips and legs from a mounted medieval figure, and then mount it on one of the loose horses. In other words, a huge pain in the rear.

I would love to see more mounted figures too!

They're not exactly pretty, but they offer a flexible solution: if you have access to a 3D printer or are willing to pay a service to print them, there are a number of models out there (free & paid) of horses and other mounts with little platforms on them so you can drop a D&D-"medium"-based mini on top.

Finding them in a search is an inexact science but a few examples can be seen here: "28mm horse mount" 3D Models to Print - yeggi

I've printed up a few of these so my players can put their existing minis on horseback and I can do, for example, an attack by mounted bandits where horse and rider can be separated.

 

[ced1106]

Sitting ones!

Pretty much impossible to find, unless you pay direct for metal and shipping.

These were from Johnny Lauck's Dungeon Decor 2 KS, but he's retired and they're OOP.

Furniture by Tiny Furniture: Tiny Furniture
Tavern floors and walls by Galladoria Games : Crown N Laurel Tavern

 

[drl2]

Sitting ones!

Pretty much impossible to find, unless you pay direct for metal and shipping.

... or have access to a 3D printer or are willing to pay someone who does to print some for you.

Townsfolke: Tavern Patrons (28mm/32mm scale) by dutchmogul

Well, we've gotten a ton of requests for these, so here they are. These townsfolk are included with version in and without chairs (so you can sit them on whatever you like). You can print the ones in chairs or labeled "support free" without support (plus the server and tavern furniture) without...

www.thingiverse.com

 

[Khelon Testudo]

• Humanoid PC/NPC minis whose body types fall somewhere in between the extremes of "supermodel" and "Jabba". Skinny minis abound and there are a few exaggeratedly fat ones, but not much else
• Besides D&D I play a superheroes game, and more minis geared toward that genre would be welcome. Tearing the bases off old HeroClix only gets you so far.
• More female variations of some of the races who would be commonly encountered in numbers - orcs, goblinoids, kobolds, etc. Maybe even some young versions of the above races, in case at some point I decide I want to portray a village or settlement in detail.
• A female dragonborn barbarian with a halberd, so my daughter can finally have the perfect mini for her character

Oh, and I want these all as STLs so I can print as many of them as I need, on demand.

I think you can pose up, then buy the STL file, from Hero Forge. Probably could make workable kiddie half-orcs as well. Supers should be a doddle, if you don't get too ambitious.

 

[Imaculata]

Along these lines, how about breath weapons from hidden dragons & such?

Some spell effect minis can be handy, especially when it comes to any ongoing area of effect. Breath weapons on the other hand tend to be 1 round, and so a mini would not be that useful to me.

 

[The Green Hermit]

• Humanoid PC/NPC minis whose body types fall somewhere in between the extremes of "supermodel" and "Jabba". Skinny minis abound and there are a few exaggeratedly fat ones, but not much else
• Besides D&D I play a superheroes game, and more minis geared toward that genre would be welcome. Tearing the bases off old HeroClix only gets you so far.
• More female variations of some of the races who would be commonly encountered in numbers - orcs, goblinoids, kobolds, etc. Maybe even some young versions of the above races, in case at some point I decide I want to portray a village or settlement in detail.
• A female dragonborn barbarian with a halberd, so my daughter can finally have the perfect mini for her character

Oh, and I want these all as STLs so I can print as many of them as I need, on demand.

Heroforge could make the Dragonborn figurine.