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This is a nice mini, but I need to echo the last reviewers sentiments. The base is large for the mini, but does correspond to the creature's size in the module, and I'd imagine the bases are stock made to fit any large mini. Easy enough to fill in the slit with some green stuff.

I had to carve out the holes for the hands to fit into before I pinned it, and then had to fill in the gaps with some more green stuff. But again, not too heavy a job. Looking forward to painting this. I'll post pictures once I'm done (and figure out how to post/link them).

The mini is near identical to the picture on the front cover of The Varnhold Vanishing. The only changes are the figure isn't stooped down as much as in the picture, and the items in the pouch on the right hip aren't as detailed, which is understandable because they'd probably have been too fine to survive the casting process.

An excellent product from Reaper. Paizo continues to do well by going to them for the figures. Keep up the great work!

Love these things. Bought a bunch of various packs at PaizoCON 2010, and they are great. Useful for designating squares on fire or where a light source is. Great for when players throw a sunrod or torch somewhere. Very useful, and highly recommended.

While the concept for this item is cool, and looks good, especially in the picture, it doesn't come off all that well. The pieces were not well sized towards each other and wobble excessively, constantly falling apart when moved around, until glued together. At this point, they become stiff and fragile, requiring careful packing between sessions. I think it would have been much more useful to make the grooves deeper to allow the GM to put them together, and then take them apart between sessions for storage.

A very nice mini. Mean looking once put together. There is a slight gap in the left hand where it attaches to the arm, but easily fillable with green stuff and maskable to the armband. There was also a slight gap at the underside of the head where it attaches to the neck, again easily filable with green stuff. Great detail on the ogre's apron, shows stiching and everything. Skulls are good quality too, and the straps holding the cloths in place stand out quite well, cinched tight over buldging ogre muscles. Overall, a great purchase, with great potential if painted well! Highly recommended to the avid painter.