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Fire Giant
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The P-65 line of Reaper miniatures is made of a lead-based blend of white metals designed to capture every subtle detail as well as allow for maximum metal flexibility for straightening and posing. This was the original blend that Reaper started out with—a lead based alloy similar to 60% lead - 40% tin solder. Because it has much less of the metal tin whose prices are skyrocketing lately, the P-65 line is much more affordable to the hobby gamer.
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I'll just say it- I love this mini. The pose is much more dynamic than any of the fire giants made so far by either the D&D minis line or Reaper. From every bulging muscle down to the cruel scowl on its face, this guy is unbridled malice. And that sword... God help the poor fool who gets smacked with that thing.
The miniature is scaled to stand about twelve feet tall compared to a 28mm human figure, so it's the right size. I think it weighs a metric ton, but thanks to the lead alloy it's very affordable.
I'd have given it the full five stars, but my criticism of the mini is the same for all of the P-65 figures I've seen. The alloy just doesn't seem to take the mold as well as the tin Reaper figures do, so (and maybe this is just my imagination) the features aren't as sharp as they could be. The softness of the metal also means bends and breaks are inevitable, such as the base peg that had snapped from one of the mini's feet when I got it. However, that was an easy fix, and the mini painted up beautifully.
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The pics of my finished figure are here.
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Great job on that one and the other in the flick set. (Love the goblins!)
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Thanks Fray. The other four goblins are waiting impatiently for me to finish them, and have let me know that if another weekend goes by in which giants and genies supersede them there's going to be fiery Hell to pay.
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I thought lead-based minis went the way of the dodo bird because they were hazardous. Was I wrong?
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Davelozzi wrote:
I thought lead-based minis went the way of the dodo bird because they were hazardous. Was I wrong?
Years ago, New York State filed suit against several companies, alleging that lead in miniatures was responsible for cases of lead poisoning. The suit was eventually dropped, as the state wasn't able to prove that the children had chomped down on lead figures, while the defendants produced evidence of other lead sources in the kids' environment (Particularly lead-based paint on apartment walls).
The state also passed a law forbidding lead in various products, including miniatures. Manufacturers feared that other states would follow suit. Afterward, an exception for miniatures was made in the New York law, but most manufacturers had already switched to lead-free alloys.
In 2007, Federal law prohibited import of toys containing lead.
Recent dramatic price increases then drove manufacturers' costs up, prompting their return to the cheaper lead-badsed alloys. Manufacturers cited the facts that their products are not meant for small children's play, no cases have been proven where miniatures were definitely the primary source of lead toxicity, and they are ordinarily painted (which generally seals them against lead oxides getting on the hands).
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