Female Humanoid minis [Orc, Goblin, Kobold, etc] what's out there?
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Green Knight
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Well, Reaper just put out a female Half-Orc.
2708 Janara, Female Half-Orc Fighter
Though as far as I know, that's the only female Half-Orc miniature in existence.
As for the rest, I have never seen female versions of any of those, with the exception of goblins. Chainmail had a female goblin in their line. The Goblin Sneak, I think it was called. Strangely enough, Chainmail also had a female ogre, though that's not on your list. Whatever the case, hope that helps.
2708 Janara, Female Half-Orc Fighter
Though as far as I know, that's the only female Half-Orc miniature in existence.
As for the rest, I have never seen female versions of any of those, with the exception of goblins. Chainmail had a female goblin in their line. The Goblin Sneak, I think it was called. Strangely enough, Chainmail also had a female ogre, though that's not on your list. Whatever the case, hope that helps.
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jujutsunerd
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Holistic Designs has a pre-painted orc mini as part of Fantasy Encounters:Orcs package.
http://www.holistic-design.com/Minis/Fantasy/Orc/Orcs.htm
RAFM has a female troll, RAF03727:
http://www.rafm.com/Merchant2/merch...e=RAF&Product_Code=RAF03727&Category_Code=DOD
Dwarf Wars has several female goblins:
Harkbledna the Enchantress is part of this pack:
http://www.oldgloryminiatures.com/detail.asp?product_id=DW-407
Queen Dravanna is part of this pack:
http://www.oldgloryminiatures.com/detail.asp?product_id=DW-405
Krelda the Hideous is part of this pack:
http://www.oldgloryminiatures.com/detail.asp?product_id=DW-305
Grim Reaper Casting has a female bugbear, 1144:
http://www.grimreapercasting.com/catalog.htm
As for stuff you're not likely to find:
Citadel had a female gnoll mini, FTG-11:
http://www.solegends.com/citf/citftg/citftglist.htm
and a female troll, FTT7:
http://www.solegends.com/citf/citftt/citfttrolls.htm
and a female orc with a kid, O8:
http://www.solegends.com/citcat88/0508orcs.htm
and for Glorantophiles like me, a Mistress Troll:
http://www.solegends.com/citrq/citrqtroll.htm
/Jonas
http://www.holistic-design.com/Minis/Fantasy/Orc/Orcs.htm
RAFM has a female troll, RAF03727:
http://www.rafm.com/Merchant2/merch...e=RAF&Product_Code=RAF03727&Category_Code=DOD
Dwarf Wars has several female goblins:
Harkbledna the Enchantress is part of this pack:
http://www.oldgloryminiatures.com/detail.asp?product_id=DW-407
Queen Dravanna is part of this pack:
http://www.oldgloryminiatures.com/detail.asp?product_id=DW-405
Krelda the Hideous is part of this pack:
http://www.oldgloryminiatures.com/detail.asp?product_id=DW-305
Grim Reaper Casting has a female bugbear, 1144:
http://www.grimreapercasting.com/catalog.htm
As for stuff you're not likely to find:
Citadel had a female gnoll mini, FTG-11:
http://www.solegends.com/citf/citftg/citftglist.htm
and a female troll, FTT7:
http://www.solegends.com/citf/citftt/citfttrolls.htm
and a female orc with a kid, O8:
http://www.solegends.com/citcat88/0508orcs.htm
and for Glorantophiles like me, a Mistress Troll:
http://www.solegends.com/citrq/citrqtroll.htm
/Jonas
Zander
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I got a female gnoll archer figure from the WotC stand at UK GenCon this year. I think it's from Chainmail but I'm not sure.
Citadel/GW did a female bugbear figure many years ago but it's long OOP.
Excalibur Miniaturen in Germany do three female orcs (#5305, #5317, #5318). They could easily pass for D&D half orcs. They're well sculpted and made - I would say to the same standard as Games Workshop. The guy who runs Excalibur Miniaturen speaks English and is very friendly. I've posted a pic of one of the female orcs called Tina. I wonder how they came up with that name.
Citadel/GW did a female bugbear figure many years ago but it's long OOP.
Excalibur Miniaturen in Germany do three female orcs (#5305, #5317, #5318). They could easily pass for D&D half orcs. They're well sculpted and made - I would say to the same standard as Games Workshop. The guy who runs Excalibur Miniaturen speaks English and is very friendly. I've posted a pic of one of the female orcs called Tina. I wonder how they came up with that name.
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Bloodsparrow
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There are a good number of female minis in EN World's online store but only three that are particularly "monstrous" (for lack of a better word) besides "Janara" the half-orc mentioned above...
Reaper Miniatures has a Female Wraith which I absolutely love:
They also have a Troll Matron:
and the pre-requisite Meduca/Gorgon:
Apparently, she's a rare "North American Rattle-Snake-Gorgon".
(I figure that these are applicable in the "and so on" catigory. )
Reaper Miniatures has a Female Wraith which I absolutely love:
They also have a Troll Matron:
and the pre-requisite Meduca/Gorgon:
Apparently, she's a rare "North American Rattle-Snake-Gorgon".
(I figure that these are applicable in the "and so on" catigory.
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As for kobolds, I understand that there is no substantial difference in the physique between the males and females (slightly shorter with thinner arms/legs/tail.) The subtle differences impossible to represent in miniatures.
Dragonborn and half-dragons; however, do have some gender-specific traits owed to their mammalian/ non-reptilian heritage (things that wiggle, things that jiggle, and things that dangle)
Any mammal-base or hybrid creature should theoretically possess physical attributes that are gender-specific, but weather or not the differences translate noticeably to miniature figures can be debated.
For example, something unique about gnoll/hyena where the female has a dangly bit that's larger than a male's, and how anthropomorphism effects the placement and how animal breasts function.
Often the simplest solution makes the most sense: just put a pair of breasts (as long as they have the torso to support them) since bipedal creatures would benefit more from a single set of functional breasts in both the evolutionary/survival aspect, and social aspect (whereupon they can coexist with other species of similar endowments more easily)
Dragonborn and half-dragons; however, do have some gender-specific traits owed to their mammalian/ non-reptilian heritage (things that wiggle, things that jiggle, and things that dangle)
Any mammal-base or hybrid creature should theoretically possess physical attributes that are gender-specific, but weather or not the differences translate noticeably to miniature figures can be debated.
For example, something unique about gnoll/hyena where the female has a dangly bit that's larger than a male's, and how anthropomorphism effects the placement and how animal breasts function.
Often the simplest solution makes the most sense: just put a pair of breasts (as long as they have the torso to support them) since bipedal creatures would benefit more from a single set of functional breasts in both the evolutionary/survival aspect, and social aspect (whereupon they can coexist with other species of similar endowments more easily)
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