A Catgirl Miniature

[Remjin]

Well, I know this has come up before, so I'm showing this to the many around that seem to like these. It showed up in one of my favorite miniature lines, so I present it here for your viewing pleasure.

[Blue]

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Infinity makes nice miniatures, but man are they overpriced.

[mayapuppies]

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And you can only order them online if you're in the states. So overpriced plus shipping fees from overseas.

 

Damn shame, really.

[teh bunneh]

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Huh. Don't know if I've seen that line before. I'mma have to ask my FLGS if they can get those in.

[Spence]

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Catgirl themed figs and statues are fairly common at Anime Sites. Quality and price varies wildly of course..

[teh bunneh]

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'Course, if you're really into Catgirl minis (and who isn't?) Wargods of Aegyptus has a whole line of them. They aren't dressed in Naughty Nurse outfits, but many of them are nekkid. And the sculpts are top-notch, too.

 

(Link might be not-work-safe on account of half-nekkit catgirl figs).

[Evil Steve]

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'Course' date=' if you're really into Catgirl minis (and who isn't?) Wargods of Aegyptus has a whole line of them. They aren't dressed in Naughty Nurse outfits, but many of them are nekkid. And the sculpts are top-notch, too.

 

(Link might be not-work-safe on account of half-nekkit catgirl figs).

 

Sculpts are nice, but too much cat, not enough girl.

 

Of course, the last thing I need is more painting projects, I'm months behind.

[gmurie]

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I'd watch Pulp City for minis. Catgirl minis are passe, and my mini sculpting skill is good enough that I can slap a tail and ears on almost anything. I'm with SP on the subject of catgirls, I wish I could find the "Spade a Catgirl" art that he did. I thought it was available as a t-shirt, but I can't find it.

 

On the other hand I DID find this NWS beauty!

[Remjin]

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You CAN get them in the states. I buy them from my Friendly Local Game Store (FLGS) and from Fantasization.com online.

 

That's the first catgirl mini I've seen in the proper scale. As for cost of these miniatures: all minis are going up in general, and while I don't think of them as cheap, I don't find them much out of line with similar style miniatures. I've mostly been purchasing the large semi-mecha looking pieces for a science fiction world I want to populate. Converting them and resculpting bits here and there to fit better with my vision. Some of their minis fit very well, some not so much, but as a whole, I like them for the different style.

 

I didn't expect the catgirl, so it caught me by surprise, and I posted it here for fun. the usual anime sites have larger figures, not compatible with the scale of miniatures in most games.

[Remjin]

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I'd watch Pulp City for minis.

 

Thanks for the link. Look like good minis, I'll have to keep an eye on them!

 

I'm still looking for a good old catholic priest miniature. I want a semi-buff priest with the collar and such. Anything else I can convert/sculpt. =/ I found some cowboy version with a beard (I don't want to redo a face if I don't have to) but he's wearing a long coat and too small in scale. =(

[FenrisUlf]

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'Course' date=' if you're really into Catgirl minis (and who isn't?) Wargods of Aegyptus has a whole line of them. They aren't dressed in Naughty Nurse outfits, but many of them are nekkid. And the sculpts are top-notch, too.

 

(Link might be not-work-safe on account of half-nekkit catgirl figs).

 

Thanks for the link. Those are some great figures.

 

I've seen them before at furry cons, but this is the first time I ever learned just what they are!

[Guest Major Tom]

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I did a catgirl conversion a few years ago using a couple of Ral Partha minis.

The base figure was a human female from the Shadowrun line, and the

other figure was a cat-woman from one of the D&D lines that had gotten

mangled somehow. I snipped the tail from the cat-woman, filed the snipped

end flat, drilled holes in both tail and Shadowrun mini, used a pin to

keep the tail in place while the glue set, primered and painted and voila!

Instant cyberpunk catgirl.

 

OK, maybe not so instant (it was a three-day job all together).

 

EDIT: I goofed in my identification of one of the figures; it wasn't a human female,

it was an elven female (from set 20-505 of the SR line), and the cat-woman mini

was from the Transcendant Order set from the Planescape line.

 

 

Major Tom