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<blockquote data-quote="Telor" data-source="post: 272798" data-attributes="member: 1786">I have a bunch of Ral Partha stuff and I bought the majority of the WotC miniatures that came out.I use the old Hero's Quest (by Milton Bradley) miniatures for fodder. I actually painted all of the undead using nothing but the inkwash technique and I'm pleased with the result for all they're worth.I'm definitely a novice-intermediate painter but here's a link of figures that I and my players are currently using:<a href="http://www.personal.psu.edu/users/b/l/blw164/minis.html" target="_blank">http://www.personal.psu.edu/users/b/l/blw164/minis.html</a>I really would like to update that page.... that something to do the next weekend I have off.I painted a bunch of Ral Partha miniatures when I was younger and I became displeased with them, so I nuked them. Brake fluid is an amazing paint solvent if you want to strip miniatures. Use and old toothbrush to get into the hard to reach areas. So the vast majority of my miniatures are no longer painted.If you want miniatures for cannon fodder, I highly recommend doing a search for Hero's Quest on Ebay. The figures are decently detailed, unpainted, plastic. You'll get roughly 30minis (half are green goblinoids, half are ivory undead, 4 red heroes, 4 grey armored guys, 1 grey lich). The cardboard furniture that came with Hero's Quest is great to use also. You'll get all this for roughly $15.-Telor</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Telor, post: 272798, member: 1786"] I have a bunch of Ral Partha stuff and I bought the majority of the WotC miniatures that came out. I use the old Hero's Quest (by Milton Bradley) miniatures for fodder. I actually painted all of the undead using nothing but the inkwash technique and I'm pleased with the result for all they're worth. I'm definitely a novice-intermediate painter but here's a link of figures that I and my players are currently using: [url]http://www.personal.psu.edu/users/b/l/blw164/minis.html[/url] I really would like to update that page.... that something to do the next weekend I have off. I painted a bunch of Ral Partha miniatures when I was younger and I became displeased with them, so I nuked them. Brake fluid is an amazing paint solvent if you want to strip miniatures. Use and old toothbrush to get into the hard to reach areas. So the vast majority of my miniatures are no longer painted. If you want miniatures for cannon fodder, I highly recommend doing a search for Hero's Quest on Ebay. The figures are decently detailed, unpainted, plastic. You'll get roughly 30minis (half are green goblinoids, half are ivory undead, 4 red heroes, 4 grey armored guys, 1 grey lich). The cardboard furniture that came with Hero's Quest is great to use also. You'll get all this for roughly $15. -Telor [/QUOTE]

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