Vic Wertz
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Is this a Mark Copplestone design? It looks very much like some of his other models.
Our partner in the UK contracted this one, so I don't know offhand. We'll ask.
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Copplestone Castings are indeed a manufacturer of very attractive figures.
They do a lot of Pulp/Gangsters/Lost World figures, so if anyone's looking for dinos for Savage Tide...
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Who is Doctor Lucky? Is he from a novel or a game setting or just an original creation?
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Vic Wertz
Chief Technical Officer
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Who is Doctor Lucky? Is he from a novel or a game setting or just an original creation?
He's from the classic board game Kill Doctor Lucky.
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I am pretty sure Dr Lucky is trhe guy you are trying to murder in the board game "Kill Dr Lucky" which is kind of like CLUE in reverse!
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Greg Kilberger
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Dr. Lucky. As in the main protagonist from Cheap Ass Games game called "Kill Dr. Lucky". [and the sequel, "save Dr. Lucky"]
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Who is Doctor Lucky? Is he from a novel or a game setting or just an original creation?
I believe the mini is designed to be played with the Kill Dr. Lucky game.
/wikipedia link since some BG pages require a login
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Lisa Stevens
CEO
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Who is Doctor Lucky? Is he from a novel or a game setting or just an original creation?I believe the mini is designed to be played with the Kill Dr. Lucky game.
/wikipedia link since some BG pages require a login
Yep, it was originally a promotional item that you got when preordering the first printing of Kill Doctor Lucky a couple of years back. We had some extras, so we are selling them on paizo.com
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Erik Mona
Publisher, Chief Creative Officer
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He is to the same scale as Reaper minis (and our WizKids Pathfinder Battles minis, for that matter), but he was not produced by Reaper. He is a special promotional miniature created by Paizo.
