For those of you wanting to order, the web address has changed from theone listed at the beginning of this thread.  It's now:

http://www.centerstageminis.com/

Also, just so you know, this Lamia mini is 28MM and not 25MM.  

Sure thing, Allan. I'll take the digital camera to the office tomorrow.

The Molydeus alternate weapons are indeed in the pipeline, but sadly, not until the first part of 2012. They'll go hand in hand with Tim's Erinyes commission for the Denizens of the Planes range.

(Wait a minute, did I spill something I shouldn't have...?)

Thanks Matt, and congrats on your partnership with Wes

Fantasy Encounter minis all done



And the NTRPG mini... I liked working with these scuplts, they bring out the most from my limited talent

I'd be interested in a Glacial Wyrm update.....

Center_Stage wrote:As promised, here is a final pic of CSM-007, Glacial Wyrm, sculpted by Jason Wiebe. The front picture doesn't show you half of the detail on this sculpt - but it does show a (Reaper, I believe) sculpting dolly in the foreground so you get an idea of scale.

More pictures this fall as I get closer to the release date, but hopefully this might spark some interest.



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benjoshua wrote:Also, I don't think the Lamia photo is correct on the Lost Minis Wiki page:

It's actually Christopher Columbus.

Center_Stage wrote:As for the Glacial Wyrm, master molds are being made the first week in January and the Wyrm itself will be available in-stock for purchase Jan. 31. It's the largest figure CSM has released to date.

Thanks for the update.  Looking forward to it!  

Purchased!  Thanks for offering these minis.  I can't wait to see it and paint it.  

I ordered one and received it in good order.  It comes in a nice blister box with adequate foam packing material to keep everything safe.  It is heavy weighing in at nice ounces!  It is also huge with a height of 3 1/4 inches!  Frankly, I was hoping it would be a little smaller, but it'll do.  It comes in five pieces, but they fit together pretty well.  It took me about an hour of flash removal and piece preparation to get it where I could glue it all like I wanted.  I had to bend one of the wings(?) slightly, for example, to get everything to line up like I wanted.  There were some gaps I didn't want in between the pieces, but I personally fill those kinds of cracks with super glue and in looks just fine.  Overall, a very nice sculpt with good details and quality.

The paint job shown here is much better than I can do, but after reading the decription in the Monster Manual, I plan on painting a while strip on its back as is described.  Once I get mine painted, I'll show it here.  

The main thing I would like to say is thanks to Center_Stage for creating these minis.  The Ral Partha sculpt is usually much more expensive and much more difficult to assemble, so this is a great option for mini collectors and users.