D&D Dragons - McFarlane Dragons ?

[frankthedm]

Back at GenCon I bought a Komodo dragon for a friend and it'd fill in perfectly for a Gargantuan Red Dragon (it sure as hell was larger than the Huge Aspect of Bahamut he got). It was the deep-red one with the yellowish belly.

That is a good one. The McFarlane website had that one looking like a Purple dragon originally. There is still a slight purple tinge to the red since they used that colour rather than brown to darken the red.

The attachments in jodyjohnson's post show the colour it wound up at.

 

[Klaus]

That is a good one. The McFarlane website had that one looking like a Purple dragon originally. There is still a slight purple tinge to the red since they used that colour rather than brown to darken the red.

The attachments in jodyjohnson's post show the colour it wound up at.

That's the one! And I must say, the quality of it was reeeally impressive (plus the fact that it was a non-random pre-painted articulated miniature at just $15).

 

[TheAuldGrump]

Yeah, I am impressed by this line. Some I can use as straight up D&D dragons, others I can do up custom dragons for. (The series 1 Fire Clan dragon I decided was a creature of both Cold and Fire, from an area akin to Iceland. Crippled after hatching by Frost Giants, who mangled the wyrmling's wings. All that is left of the giant's city now are ice covered charred ruins....)

The series 3 Sorcerer Clan dragon will do quite nicely for a Half Fiend Blue Dragon.

And the Water Clan dragons are great sea monsters!

The Auld Grump