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Reaper Dark Heaven Legends 03534 Sirithis Succubus Warrior Demon Chain Devil D&D. Designed by Chaz Elliot, released on 27 December 2010 and any images used were painted by Martin Jones. 

PLEASE BE AWARE THAT IF BUYING THIS LISTING WHAT YOU WILL RECEIVE WILL BE UNPAINTED. ANY PICTURES SHOWING ANY PAINTED ITEMS ARE JUST TO CLEARLY SHOW THE DETAIL AND WHAT ANY FINISHED ITEM CAN LOOK LIKE. I'VE DONE THIS BECAUSE OFTEN, ESPECIALLY WITH MINT MINIATURES, YOU CANNOT ALWAYS SEE HOW GOOD THEY ARE UNLESS YOU ACTUALLY HAVE THEM IN YOUR HAND AND ARE CHECKING THEM OUT WITH THE MARK 1 EYEBALL.

This metal miniature is from the Reaper Dark Heaven Legends line. These are 25mm Heroic Scale fantasy miniatures for fantasy roleplaying, such as D&D. You will receive the unpainted listed item MIB (which means Mint in Blister / Box) otherwise referred to as BNIB (Brand New in Box). NO PLASTIC BASE IS INCLUDED.

A sexy Female Demon miniature. She is armed with two swords and animated bone chains possibly? This model could be used as a Chain Devil (although they do not appear to have wings), Succubus or various other Demons. Possibly even a Slaanesh Daemon for Warhammer Fantasy Battle (WHFB). This miniature is approximately 56mm tall it's difficult to judge as I've not had one out of the blister. This is the second Sirithis Succubus that Reaper have done, the first was done by Bob Ridolfi (02181). I much prefer the second version, but in all fairness the earlier one was done many years prior, and was excellent for it's time. This miniature has seven separate parts and I always advise drilling and pinning models like this. Especially with the bone tails. I call them bone but they could easily be chains. I'm hard pressed to see where these go on the model and it would have been good for Reaper to have shown the above shots from behind. Initially I thought they came from the lower center of the back as there is a gap in the armour at it's base above the right boots heel, as the painted image above appears to show this. Then looking at it I can see that the unpainted image above shows one chain starting at just behind the left thigh, where the right side of the right boot would be. Both boots appear to have a small point on their right side that would fit in and join with the start of each chain perfectly. So perhaps this Succubus is supposed to be kicking these chains. I also see that their also appears to be a point between the heel and sole of each shoe (which would also fit in and join with the start of each chain perfectly), although you could assume that is to do with moulding perhaps? as that seems a strange place for them to start. Any way that you do it though, with all these parts, this is a model that will take a fair bit of skilled work to put together. I feel that this is more wisely used more as an ornament and collectors piece to look at, rather than a gaming piece as I feel that all too easily pieces will get knocked off in play. I mention Warhammer Fantasy Battle (WHFB) above, but oooooh, you'd have to be careful. For some advice on drilling and pinning,.....

Get a good motorised drill. The Dremmell 4000 is the one I have, they do others in the range, the Dremmell 3000 is half the price BUT it is not as powerful and I don't believe anywhere near as good. You need a good torque to do the best work and to make it easier for you. The 4200 is much more expensive (half as much again) and offers nothing on performance, other than changing the chuck, which you probably won't use. I advise the Dremmell 4000 as it has variable speed, this is a VERY important function. You can buy cheaper, but they are single speed or have little torque. Single speed drills will mean more drill bit breakage, likely leaving it in the mode which is incredibly difficult to remove as broken bits will be wedged in their solid. When that happens some people use the broken bit as a pin, don’t do this as they do not have the strength of a stainless steel pin. Always pay good money for drill bits, they’ll last longer. The cheap ones break easy and sometimes I’ve even seen them bend (which means that they have not been hardened properly). A good size is 1mm, I also use 0.7mm as well, but you’ll have to be careful with the 0.7mm and I only use them for the really fine work. Both drill bit sizes will clag up (block) and you’ll need to clean the off with a blade or they’’ll get wedged in or break. Just drill a little, clean off and repeat. Wise also to use a cutting fluid but many may interfere with your glue. You can use water, but if you do, dry off your drill bits and the chuck with a hairdryer or it will rust solid. A good brand of pins are Prym, I bought their sizes from .53mm up to .75mm. Be aware that they do Stainless steel pins, but also Hardened steel and mild steel pins, so some will be stronger than others (the dressmaker pins are 0.65mm hardened and polished steel. 

Reaper have moved into plastic with their Bones range, but you can't beat metal on the table. Reaper Miniatures are a leading hobby and adventure industry brand. The company designs and manufactures pewter miniature figurines, plastic figures, paint and accessories for the gaming hobbyist. It has been in business since it was founded in Fort Worth Texas on July 4th 1992 when it was set up by four people who were enthusiastic for gaming. Reaper do a huge range of mini's for fantasy roleplaying games, such as monstrous beasts down to small familiars, large dioramas, small scenery pieces for dungeons and of course your player character figures. These can be used for all sorts of fantasy roleplay gaming, such as the fantasy adventure Pathfinder game by Paizo or other genres, such as Paizo's science fiction Starfinder or Sci-Fi games by other publishers. Reaper also produce various creatures and personalities, catering for many genres such as modern, steampunk, historical, the American old Wild West or gothic horror RPG's, such as The Call of Cthulhu, and of course the Advanced Dungeons & Dragons (AD&D) roleplaying game by Wizards of the Coast (WotC). Reaper have put out a few lines, some have been discontinued but you'll find miniatures for Dark Heaven Bones, CAV: Strike Operations, Chronoscope, Dark Heaven Legends, Legendary Encounters, Legion of Justice & Caeke! Pathfinder, Savage Worlds and Warlord. Reaper cater for any miniature world of adventure. If you have a look through the Reaper range in my shop link, you'll see a wealth of choice available. If you need a Monster out of the Monster Manual there will be something in the Reaper Miniatures range that can be used for it. Have a look for inspiration on a certain player character class that you wish to head off into the unknown with. Reaper Miniatures utilise concept artists, sculptors and writers throughout their design process to bring the gamer what they need to play. 

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