GentleGiant |
Well, you could always buy the Strong Belwas mini and do a little bit of conversion if he's not entirely to your liking. :-)
danielc |
Well, you could always buy the Strong Belwas mini
I could never buy that mini. Once I tried to paint him I would become so frustrated I would end up giving up on him. I do like many of the figures from that line though.
DeathQuaker RPG Superstar 2015 Top 8 |
Strong Belwas looks awesome and probably the search needs go no further.
But just for discussion's sake...
For females, you could always sculpt clothes onto this zaftig succubus as well -- NSFW, note my comment about "sculpt clothes" and "succubus" and do the math.
Also, there are NO naked man figurines at Reaper and I call MAJOR shenanigans there. All who like pretty men should boycott at once until this egregious error is fixed.*
This guy could pass for a bit portly:
http://www.reapermini.com/Miniatures/human%20male%20barbarian/latest/14329# detail/14329_thug_f
This guy's got a bit of a pot belly, but he wouldn't work for a typical barbarian: http://www.reapermini.com/Miniatures/large%20human%20male/latest/02375
*DeathQuaker would like to note for the facetious-impaired, that she is not actually calling for a boycott of Reaper miniatures because they have no naked male miniatures. Yet.
GentleGiant |
Oh, there are definitely other larger/portly minis out there. Halflings and dwarven minis are often portrayed with a bit of a belly.
Among human minis they exist too. Here are some from Red Box Games:
Big Bernard
Fat Fergus the Wandering Friar
Hefty Hamish
Bruiser Gus