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<blockquote data-quote="Mercurius" data-source="post: 5422781" data-attributes="member: 59082">For those missing Ral Partha miniatures, <a href="http://ironwindmetals.com/d/" target="_blank">Ironwind Metals</a> has the molds and is re-making them. Here's a link to their <a href="http://ironwindmetals.com/catalog/index.php?cPath=1&amp;osCsid=dcbeeb20c9a1fecfef4a9c2a6f00b24a" target="_blank">Fantasy line.</a>As for metal miniatures, they've been alive and well all along. I can't bring myself to buy any of the pre-painted plastics and prefer using either unpainted metals or, if I get the chance, I'll paint them myself. But there is just something about the weight and feel of a metal miniature...they're expensive, but they're fun toys ;-).There's a lot of stuff out there, but my favorite lines are the now unfortunately OOP Rackham Confrontation miniatures, Enigma Miniatures, and Reaper - which probably has the best D&amp;D-esque miniatures. I just bought and assembled <a href="http://www.reapermini.com/OnlineStore/xeldorian/latest/65092" target="_blank">Xeldorian</a> here who I'm using as the big final badguy in my 4E conversion of White Plume Mountain (instead of the ogre mage). Reaper also has their own line for <a href="http://www.reapermini.com/OnlineStore/Pathfinder/sku-down" target="_blank">Pathfinder</a>.Oh yeah, the best place to buy Reaper miniatures is <a href="http://www.miniature-giant.com/home.php" target="_blank">Miniature Giant</a> - free shipping and at least 26% off (if you buy from there, feel free to write in &quot;jonnybardo&quot; as your referring person ;-).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mercurius, post: 5422781, member: 59082"] For those missing Ral Partha miniatures, [URL="http://ironwindmetals.com/d/"]Ironwind Metals[/URL] has the molds and is re-making them. Here's a link to their [URL="http://ironwindmetals.com/catalog/index.php?cPath=1&osCsid=dcbeeb20c9a1fecfef4a9c2a6f00b24a"]Fantasy line.[/URL] As for metal miniatures, they've been alive and well all along. I can't bring myself to buy any of the pre-painted plastics and prefer using either unpainted metals or, if I get the chance, I'll paint them myself. But there is just something about the weight and feel of a metal miniature...they're expensive, but they're fun [I]toys [/I];-). There's a lot of stuff out there, but my favorite lines are the now unfortunately OOP Rackham Confrontation miniatures, Enigma Miniatures, and Reaper - which probably has the best D&D-esque miniatures. I just bought and assembled [URL="http://www.reapermini.com/OnlineStore/xeldorian/latest/65092"]Xeldorian[/URL] here who I'm using as the big final badguy in my 4E conversion of [I]White Plume Mountain [/I](instead of the ogre mage). Reaper also has their own line for [URL="http://www.reapermini.com/OnlineStore/Pathfinder/sku-down"]Pathfinder[/URL]. Oh yeah, the best place to buy Reaper miniatures is [URL="http://www.miniature-giant.com/home.php"]Miniature Giant[/URL] - free shipping and at least 26% off (if you buy from there, feel free to write in "jonnybardo" as your referring person ;-). [/QUOTE]

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