New Era for Mithril ?
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Master Fabrice, there is also a figure which is supposed to be connected to Chris Tubb:
[mith]M192[/mith] : Hundin, the Bandit Chief
and even if the database is updated from time to time , most of the figures tagged “in production” are not available in the empty-webshop …
Fabrice JACOB wrote:Same position, same gesture as the card player. Troubling, isn’t it?
Paris April 1994
Model and game fair Porte de Versailles.Thank you very much Milo
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Thingol wrote:MZ 663, 671, 670, 666, no doubt…. but newest miniatures I did not received yet..Thank you, will check them
I like the pose, and the miniature looks quite interesting to paint.
Theobald wrote:A photography of a real figure, as it was common in the past, always was better than this.The only advantage I think it has (for us as costumers), is that we are able to have an approximate of how the miniature will look before the printing/casting process starts.
For the company… it saves a lot of time and money, since they do not need to have a cast miniature to actually advertise a new product. AND they do not need to spend a cent nor space for a setup to take good quality pictures. So it cuts costs, time and space for them…
I can see the reason for them acting like this, but I do not support it, since a good shot of an actual miniature can never be replaced by a render in this style. On top of that if it were a shot of the actual figure, but painted professionally, well then that would be amazing.
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