Freebooter Miniatures

Post by **Demi_morgana** » 18 Feb 2006, o 12:49

I like the pirete: remids me old tv serial...

Lai · Post by **Lai** » 19 Feb 2006, o 11:09

I like the elongated look of the she-devil, it fits my idea of devils very well

Mordred · Post by **Mordred** » 19 Feb 2006, o 13:29

while the long john and the succubus are great new miniatures, the christmas mini is propably the worse figure + paintjob they have ever produced. I don't like the sculpt one bit and I think the paintjob is god awful.

ToMaZ · Post by **ToMaZ** » 20 Feb 2006, o 01:27

that succubus is going to be in my collection for sure. Not too excited about long john yet. I think I need to see the mini for real first

Post by **Skrit** » 20 Feb 2006, o 20:28

NIce characterful mini's!:)

LadyEyes · Post by **LadyEyes** » 21 Feb 2006, o 17:04

Ok, two issues with the succubus...

First, who decided she needed a Fianna's sword?

Second, what is it about women standing on their tip-toes that excites guys? She's not even in really cheesy high-heeled shoes. She's STANDING ON THE FRONT TIPS OF HER CLOVEN HOOVES! How silly! Its just goofy looking to me.

Its a shame, because I like parts of her but parts are just silly to me.

Post by **mahon** » 21 Feb 2006, o 17:16

I think I still like the succubus more than Long John, but maybe it's because of the paintjob. The sculpt doesn't look clean enough to me, and I've seen way better Freeboter miniatures. OTOH the concept art wasn't too great too, so the mini is better than that.

as for the way the succubus is standing - well, I dunno. Maybe she was a ballerina?

I am not too excited about this mini, too. But she is the better from the two.
BTW fianna's sword would look like a dagger next to this cleaver

Lai · Post by **Lai** » 23 Feb 2006, o 09:49

I think it's on the tips of the hooves for an "harmonic" reason: in this way it's easier to mantain the lightness of the leg, the line from its knee to the foot is straight. making the hoove placed right on the floor it would break this line, increasing the difficulty of mantaining the right proportions without giving the look of two solid blocks at feet.

Vandred · Post by **Vandred** » 4 Mar 2006, o 10:06

A painted version of the Succubus:

Click to see full-sized image

Post by **mahon** » 4 Mar 2006, o 13:31

looks pretty sweet. better than I expected.