"Best 28mm Werewolves?" Topic

And here is one more shot of the magnificent egos guy:
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She's not really a nun :) </spoiler>

I like the series. Not sure why, but it's quite entertaining. Maybe it's trying to figure out if I find Marian attractive or not.

What was that all about? Damn bug.

Anyway, I was admiring the paintjob on the Magnificent Egos werewolf.

Thanks.

CC

I went through my boxes yesterday and dug up 4 of the Reaper ones (3 werewolves and 1 moorhound):

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Now I did have the one in your thrid link but sold him on as he deoesnt fit for me with the others, in addition to those I have the female werewolf from reaper which is spot on for Dog soldiers and also the Heresy were wolf which is very nice

Lowtardog,

I am actually thinking of using that one as a female:
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This one, with the breasts, looks a bit too human and not "bitchy" enough:
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PS. Do you remember seeing any female werewolves in "Underworld"?

This is interesting, if in the wrong scale:

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Just noticed the up date CC,

I used thesecond reaper one she is straight form Dog SOldiers and is a lovely model, I dont like the first one very much and sold mine off.

as to the Dracula model! is he attacking her or making love?

Does anyone know if the West Wind ones come in pieces, or of they are solid.

I just picked up a Reaper male werewolf and it's being a real pain to assemble for some reason.

The westwinds ones are not kit form, except the Loup Garoux figure which might have a separate arm.(I think,Its a long time since I bought and painted it!)

@Penchour – That Armageddon warwolf is fantastic, but why is it so expensive? It's in 28mm scale isn't it? Hm, I wonder if I can find a second-hand one somewhere.

Other, possibly newer, options here:

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I have to add my voice, Reaper is my favorite so far. West Wind looks very nice, and The ones from Blue Moon look really good too.

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Fortean,

I'm with you there. The Reaper ones are still my favorites:

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Now that I'm finally home, it's time to get those puppies painted!

CC

Scale is an issue because so many of the excellent Rackham Werewolf models are on 40-50mm bases, but I want Werewolves that fit comfortably on a 25mm base.

Unless i missed it i've not seen one of my favorites
from Privateer Press :

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and another not so bad (even though the right end got a
weird angle…)

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Wow, those are NICE!

CC

I didn't realize that Rackham had so many wolfies:

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People, get ready for the Lycans!

entertheunderworld.com

Planned for January 2009.

CC

Blue Moon Miniatures do a really nice werewolf set, and their gothic horror is superb.

Here is a photo of the single part AE-WWII SS Werewolf sculpt:

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Look on the bottom row of this gallery…
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You also might want to look at the other galleries too.
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Find the proper name of the one you like, then do a search on eBay like this, "D&D werewolf". Just substitute the proper name where the boldface text is. Very cost effective and they're light and they're already painted.

There are tons of over the top larger than life werewolves…but who gets to gauge the real size of a werewolf? But for more realistic werewolves, just slightly larger than man size…then again it depends on what the werewolf was being used for…I like the Darkson one, I hate the prepainted ones…

Then again this is an old post, rehashed…I am curious if the person hunting for the minis found his or her desired fix?

I'll throw Comfy Chair Games Cerebeast into the mix here. All 3 heads are seperats so you can have a one, two or three headed Werewolf and it will look like thats what it was made for.

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For using your werewolves in an "Underworld" game:

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A Werewolf I've recently had a lot of fun with is Fenryll's "Master Lupus".
Has a long tail (curled back onto the body), lovely detailed hands, and a base covered in tasty crushed skulls. About the size of a lighter built Rackham Confrontation Wolfen. 3 Pieces (Body & hands) plus base.

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picture – Pretty poor idea of how nice he is in person.

The hands come separately, so mine is doing something a bit less fierce (juggling).
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There is also a werewolf in the plastic Doctor Who range.

I love that scene from Dracula! That was really what Dracula was all about: the taboo subject of sex in Victorian England.

I am amazed that this Werewolf topic has such legs! It is interesting CC, do you feel that werewolves should be the same mass as their human form? That has always been my problem with the giant werewolves. Whereas Confrontations 'Wolfen' are a separate species, most wherewolves are far too large and wolfy.

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What a werewolf 'should' actually look like to me: picture

bronzeagemin.com front page has a werefox and wereboar.

Norscaman,

"do you feel that werewolves should be the same mass as their human form? That has always been my problem with the giant werewolves."

Until you worded it that way, I guess I had never voiced that feeling – though that's exactly how I feel.

Big guys should turn into big werewolves, while little guys into little ones.

All relative, but dependent on the mass of the original human form.

That's what I think, at least.

CC

Recent review of the Reaper ones here:

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QUESTION:

Does anyone know if Animal Planet's "Werewolves: The Dark Survivors" is expected to be any good?

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Or is it terrible, like their awful "Lost Tapes" show?

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Latest discussion on this topic:

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Dan