[Miniatures] Converting skeletons into minotaur skeletons?

[Quickleaf]

I have a whole bunch of these large plastic skeletons...

Which I'd like to convert into minotaur skeletons. This is for D&D 28mm scale or thereabouts. Skeletons are already suitable size for minotaurs.

My plan was to cut off their heads and replace with some kind of plastic/resin minotaur skull head. Where could I find such a thing?

I've been googling "28mm minotaur skulls" to no avail. Many thanks for any help!

EDIT: My overall plan is to "paint" them with a combo of gesso + nuln oil wash, maybe some minor metallic or brown highlights, and base them on either 1.5" (40mm) or 2" (50mm) bases. If the plastic takes kindly to heat reshaping, I may adjust poses slightly prior to "painting." I'm planning to leave the feet as is (no hooves) to spare myself headache, but if there's a green stuff trick that would be easy, I'm open to advice!

 

[Quickleaf]

Ack, sorry posted to wrong forum!

Would a mod kindly move this to the Boardgames, Card Games, Wargames, and Miniatures forum?

 

[S'mon]

Googling "28mm cow skull" looks good

 

[ExploderWizard]

Dixon Miniatures has an old west line and they sell a buffalo skull and a longhorn steer skull in a pack together- code WWA1. They are in the UK.

 

[pogre]

Here is a Tutorial on making a passable cow skull. You could make one and create a mold and crank a bunch out in resin.
http://www.instructables.com/id/DIY-Airplant-Terrarium-and-Sculpey-Cow-Skull/

 

[Eltab]

Add a Gore attack to the stat block and rename the "Longsword" attack as "Battleaxe" attack. Players have good imaginations, they won't sweat the minis' visuals.

I should add this: for your efforts.