Hey everyone, I'm looking to expand my collection of Gargantuan size DnD Dragon minis, and I am not really sure what to think of the Attack Wing minis regarding size.
So far I have the white and black D&D Icons dragons, the red and green Pathfinder Battles, as well as the named Blue PF Battles dragon (whose name eludes me right now, the one with all the jewelry, from I believe Shattered Star), as well as the centerpiece the Gargantuan Red Dragon from the D&D Icons line. There are two reasons why I'm only interested in Gargantuan or larger miniatures, one being that in games i just use pawns for anything of Huge size or smaller and as decoration, smaller miniatures wouldn't stand out enough among all the stuff cluttering my place.
So, from Attack Wing I know there are various dragons which are clearly significantly smaller than any of the aforementioned ones, but there are also Tiamat, Bahamut, and some other premium series dragons, of which I know about a Brass and a Silver one. Not sure if there are more. To my understanding Bahamut and Tiamat are comparable to the Pathfinder Battles Gargantuan dragons, so my question is here, how do the Premium dragons from Attack Wing compare to existing Gargantuan dragons.
The new D&D gargantuan dragons are smaller than the older D&D ones. I don't know what size bases attack wing uses but the case incentive ones that I have are on the same size 4x4 base that the old ones are on (but round, not square). The old dragons, while awesome, often had way too much mass for a gargantuan creature and could probably pass for colossal. The newer ones are more in line with the size a gargantuan dragon would be. I think both versions are great. But answering your question, yes, they are smaller.
Yeah i didn't expect them to measure up all the way to the Icons series dragons. Those were really big. But what is more interesting is how they compare to something like the Pathfinder Battles gargantuan dragons.