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<blockquote data-quote="Radiating Gnome" data-source="post: 692144" data-attributes="member: 150">Cheap Modern MinisI made two dsicoveries a while ago which have provided me with a very large library of cheap, no-painting necessary minis that work very well for a modern game.The first was board game -- Star Wars Epic Duels, or something like that.&nbsp; Pick it up at walmart or the like.&nbsp; In a $20 game you get something like 40 star wars minis -- including a stack of stormtroopers, etc.The second is gumball machine stuff -- specifically Homies, a collection of Hispanic little figures that are just about the perfect scale and make great minis for a modern game.&nbsp; There are something like 6 or 8 different sets of homies, each set has about&nbsp; 10 or 20 different characters.&nbsp; So there's a lot of variety.&nbsp; I also use some other gumball minis -- i've found, for example. some little brightly colored nija figures I call ninja-tubbies that make great, if someone comic, goons.&nbsp; -rg</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Radiating Gnome, post: 692144, member: 150"] [b]Cheap Modern Minis[/b] I made two dsicoveries a while ago which have provided me with a very large library of cheap, no-painting necessary minis that work very well for a modern game. The first was board game -- Star Wars Epic Duels, or something like that. Pick it up at walmart or the like. In a $20 game you get something like 40 star wars minis -- including a stack of stormtroopers, etc. The second is gumball machine stuff -- specifically Homies, a collection of Hispanic little figures that are just about the perfect scale and make great minis for a modern game. There are something like 6 or 8 different sets of homies, each set has about 10 or 20 different characters. So there's a lot of variety. I also use some other gumball minis -- i've found, for example. some little brightly colored nija figures I call ninja-tubbies that make great, if someone comic, goons. -rg [/QUOTE]

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