Need to find Dire Bears (miniatures)
- Thread starter Lirkas
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I don't know the unit at all.
A google search didn't do anything either. :-s
Anyway, maybe I guess you're speaking about a man covered in bear fur ?
If it is the case, no.
I need a classic big bear.
I mean, an Owlbear wouldn't fit, and it's much more similar to a bear than to a berserker with bear fur. :-D
I really need a big, natural, bear. No armor. No rider (unless, if taken off, it does still look ok).
A google search didn't do anything either. :-s
Anyway, maybe I guess you're speaking about a man covered in bear fur ?
If it is the case, no.
I need a classic big bear.
I mean, an Owlbear wouldn't fit, and it's much more similar to a bear than to a berserker with bear fur. :-D
I really need a big, natural, bear. No armor. No rider (unless, if taken off, it does still look ok).
DannyBoy2k
New member
One of the reasons you didn't find it is because it's BEORG Bearstruck. And, I can only imagine he'd be a pain to find. But, if you want to see a picture,
Him being in the middle, of course.
Him being in the middle, of course.
Actually coolminiornot is your friend. 
http://coolminiornot.com/216068
What can I say...
Not bad, but I don't know.
I mean, it's quite skinny and less "bearly" than I thought.
Now, however, the Werebear from Reaper won't be maybe a good choice: it seems the axe sculpt is fusioned into the arm, so removing it could be nearly impossible... -_-
http://coolminiornot.com/216068
What can I say...
Not bad, but I don't know.
I mean, it's quite skinny and less "bearly" than I thought.
Now, however, the Werebear from Reaper won't be maybe a good choice: it seems the axe sculpt is fusioned into the arm, so removing it could be nearly impossible... -_-
airhead
Coffin Dodger / Keymaster
How about the local children's toy section for a look at wild animals or circus animals.
Our local craft store has some well detailed plastic animals that with a bit of work (basing) make decent animals for encounters (especially along the dinosaur lines where we don't play that often, so I don't want to fork out for metal.)
Our local craft store has some well detailed plastic animals that with a bit of work (basing) make decent animals for encounters (especially along the dinosaur lines where we don't play that often, so I don't want to fork out for metal.)
