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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Stormrunner" data-source="post: 1925446" data-attributes="member: 13471">Well, the Huge uncommons from Giants of Legend are generally available on the Web for about 6-8 US$ each, and they include a bulette, a cloud giant, a fomorian giant, and a treant.  That's WAY cheaper than the equivalent-sized metal minis.Bullyland makes a number of mythical critters as children's toys, including dragons in several colors and sizes from 1 inch to about 2 feet long (the small ones are hard rubber, the Colossal ones are soft foam rubber).  I also picked up a three-headed Cerebus and a giant owl from them.My old Clash of the Titans action figures make good giants/titans (duh!).  A few Spawn figurines are good as demons.  Several of the Yu-Gi-Oh figures are useable - especially the Killer Needle (giant bee) and Dark Sage (wizard), though they are around 35mm scale so a little large compared to most minis.  But for the bees it doesn't matter, and they're only 1 US$ apiece.Giant spiders/scorpions/snakes/lizards can be easily found cheap in toy stores - I picked up two packs of "Rainforest Critters" for 2 US$ each, with about 10-12 "critters" in each, about half of which were suitable as minis right out of the bag.The next set of WotC minis has a Beholder rare, otherwise you're going to have to go with metal AFAIK.</blockquote>