Something I'd Love to See: d20 Modern/Past minis

[jeff37923]

What about good old metal miniatures that have been around sine the beginning of the hobby? There are plenty of existing ones....

You're right, there's also a lot of good metal ones out there. But some of us hate painting them, at least that is my hangup - I'd rather have plastic prepainted minis.

 

[Ranger REG]

You're right, there's also a lot of good metal ones out there. But some of us hate painting them, at least that is my hangup - I'd rather have plastic prepainted minis.

Meh. I'm happy with the Little Green Army Men (TM).

 

[TheAuldGrump]

Heh, then there's the idea of collectible Call of Cthulhu D20 Miniatures... Can't you imagine some poor schmuck opening a box and a tentacle reaching out of it and pulling him in?

That would be one of the chase figures of course...

The Auld Grump

 

[DiamondB]

Historical miniatures, while not a booming business, are still around you just have to look a bit. I don't know the exact scales, but they might work for d20 Past stuff. I know the mold company that I purchase from (The Dunken Company) carries miniature molds for the Napoleonic period in 25mm.

 

[Sketchpad]

I think I'd rather stick to SJGs Cardboard Heroes ...

 

[Angel Tarragon]

Heh, then there's the idea of collectible Call of Cthulhu D20 Miniatures... Can't you imagine some poor schmuck opening a box and a tentacle reaching out of it and pulling him in?

Reminds of the scene in Army of Darkness where Ash opens the wrong Necronomicon, and gets sucked into it.