What ye sow, so shall ye Reaper: Reaper owns Bones megathread

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FROOOOOOOOG: Jan 28, 2009

Leperflesh posted:

I can't say I totally agree:

Although the original artwork was worse (~~and I didn't order this pair as an add-on because of it~~) Edit: oh, this was added to Vampire regardless, so I guess I'm getting one.

Just a little too much "sexy model pose" for my tastes. Although it's assuredly not horrible, there's much worse out there. What is interesting is that they had two different sculptors do these two models: Julie Guthrie did the dude, and Patrick Kieth did the lady. I would have thought, if they wanted a contiguous look and feel to this pair, they'd go with just one sculptor.

I liked how in the artwork there was an extra curve between the lady's pelvis and hips(?). It's not on the model and that's a bit disappointing.

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FROOOOOOOOG: Jan 28, 2009

Last time I ordered anything from Reaper it took 3 months for them to ship it. And now this.

# ¿ Aug 12, 2013 05:15

FROOOOOOOOG: Jan 28, 2009

PST posted:

Same. Amazing to see people go from 'Reaper are terrible' to 'mine shipped, Reaper are great'.

Mine shipped. Reaper get a C-.

# ¿ Aug 23, 2013 12:53

FROOOOOOOOG: Jan 28, 2009

Quick question: if I'm going to convert bones minis with putty or plasticard, what should I do about painting them? Those kinds of materials usually need priming.

# ¿ Nov 23, 2013 12:13

FROOOOOOOOG: Jan 28, 2009

I live in Australia though so most of those products are like $30+, and I expect my normal spray won't dry properly, as you mentioned.

# ¿ Nov 24, 2013 05:38

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