Pathfinder 1E OMG!! What a huge Paizo Dragon "mini"?

[Ghostwind]

There will be a painted one on display at Gen Con. The one that you would buy is unpainted, all resin.

 

[Turjan]

Looks as if you have to scaffold it before you can paint it.

 

[Treebore]

Thank God my wife is the painter!

 

[Ghostwind]

This is definitely a case of painting it before it gets assembled.

 

[Felon]

Meh. Take off the wings and it's not that big.

 

[Crothian]

Meh. Take off the wings and it's not that big.

Chop it up in little pieces I bet it looks smaller too.

 

[Odhanan]

Do we know how this baby's going to be packed and sent to the customer?

Would it present itself in a box? Is it a whole piece, or you have to assemble/glue the bastard together? How many pieces, and where are the actual cuts?

 

[Odhanan]

You'll be spending that extra cash on coffee and food. I'm a former pack-a-day smoker myself.

Well, surprisingly, I haven't been drinking too much coffee since then (two weeks ago). I have been eating a tad more, but not that much. I'm still not snaking between meals, and I'm not stuffing myself silly, so I guess I'll be alright.

 

[Felon]

Chop it up in little pieces I bet it looks smaller too.

That part with all the sinew, teeth, and claws--the "body" I think they call it--is the part that actually makes for a big and terrible beast. The wings are pretty clearly there just to "pad out" the creature's size.

A midget with huge feet is not a giant, nor is it particularly scary--unless you have a thing about midgets, which is understandable.

 

[trancejeremy]

Hmmm, when does it stop becoming a "miniature" and start becoming a lawn ornanment? I mean, you can get the latter for a lot cheaper than $250. Granted, a Plastic Flamingo might not be appropriate, but there are some fantasy ones. (I have a gargoyle about that size that I think was $30 or so).