"FUZZIES For 28mm Figures: How Tall???" Topic

For 28mm-30mm human figures, what would their size be?

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That is, IF one was to get away with sculpting a small band of those Ewok-like little critters.

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Or should I just add big eyes and clip the tails off a bunch of Waggamaephs?

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I would say 6 to 7 mm tall.

Cheers,

Burkhard

That is tiny but, I suppose, it also goes along with the description in the novel "Little Fuzzy":

"He turned quickly to see two wide eyes staring up at him out of a ball of golden fur. Whatever it was, it had a round head and big ears and a vaguely humanoid face with a little snub nose. It was sitting on its haunches, and in that position it was about a foot high. It had two tiny hands with opposing thumbs."
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Hmm.

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"Or should I just add big eyes and clip the tails off a bunch of Waggamaephs?"

Honestly, you probably should. These would be really tiny.

Unless you want them to be, you know, accurate or something.

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6-8 mm should be accurate.
please measure from the bottom of the foot to the top of the head =P
measuring to the eye would just be silly in this case.

I recall buying a load of Fuzzies via internet on the cheap a few years ago; I cannot recall where though – Eureka?

In fact, I still have them in a drawer.

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I have a few of them. They're about 15mm at most. Very nicely done too.

Gents,

Would either one of you be willing to sell me one of each variant?

Thanks.

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That'd make a great movie, or even mini-series.

If only GZG, or someone as enterprising, gave it a shot and made 15mm non-fuzzies with little spears and such . . .

. . . perhaps some 6-8 variants of them?

Even at 15mm in height, they would look so cool outnumbering the poor humans.

I think the key characteristic to maintain is their prominent and penetrating eyes, don't you think?

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I had (have? it may still be in a box somewhere) one of the Archive ones from way back – I think it was around 10-12mm tall.

Jon,

What does it look like?

Anything like this?

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Very much like the pics, as far as I can recall – especially the shape of the blade weapon; I assume it was sculpted from (sorry, "inspired by"…. <GRIN>) these very paintings.

Jon (GZG)

Even at 15mm in height, they would look so cool outnumbering the poor humans.

"Fire up the weed whacker, Cletus! Them lil' furry things is a-comin'!"

;-)

As I recall, the archive figures were about half the height of a 25mm figure. From the artwork, you might be able to convert a 6mm figure if you can work with things that small.

These might work:

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I guess someone has saved me the trouble of sculpting my own . . .

Looks like these would work great as Ewoks and Fuzzies:

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And these are their bigger cousins:

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How about these 20mm fellas?

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From the pictures at the top, it looks like they should be about 5-6mm to be properly "in scale" (but maybe not proportioned like a 6mm mini).

The 20mm wookiees are probably too big, and maybe too advanced/militaristic to fit with the spear-wielding teddy bears. Also not cute enough.

GEM's ewoks are a better match. You probably won't find anything better – they're only 10mm to the top of the head, suitably cute and not too advanced in technology.

Green Eyed Minis have discounted their figures 25% off!!!

greeneyedminis.info

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Would love to see someone make several 10-12mm tall, done just like this, but in 5-6 poses:

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Dan