Miniatures may be Lead or White metal, some parts may be plastic or resin. Items will be carefully and professionally packaged in bubble wrap and sent in a Jiffy bag. Metal miniatures are stripped (unless sold as New or Painted), so you can see exactly what you are getting. The picture shows the standard of the item that you will receive, likely not the actual one that you will receive. The picture may show a painted item so you can see what the figure can look like with time and effort. I try to get all items reconditioned back to what they were when originally sold. Any lead rot, it's binned. Damaged or poorly cast items are either binned, or if sold then they are clearly labelled as damaged, as people may want these for conversions. Books are sold as Reconditioned, if they are second hand, or New if they are mint.

Additional pictures may show the reverse of item but you only get one of what is shown in the main listing picture. If additional pictures show other items then they will be included. The listing may state "Dwarf 7 Dwarf Dwarves" this means that the original catalogue description was Dwarf 7 and the other descriptors are so people searching can find what they want. Please read full description for exactly what you will receive though, and please be aware that bases are usually not included unless shown in the picture. Item received may be darker than shown, as the camera flash can make the item look brighter. 

Sorry, but I don't take offers on the price. Please don't contact me asking to buy items cheaper than shown, because if I start to, then I'll be inundated with different people E-Mailing me, which it's nice to chat, but I'd never get anything done. Not that I'm big business, it's just me in the back room. I do not sell fakes/copies. I wouldn't want to be ripped off myself, and wouldn't rip off others. I've been in contact with Games Workshop in the past, for their advice over this, I will report people who do, and will continue to do so. Fakes are theft. People who do so are stealing, and make peoples collections worthless. If you see it, report it.

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Reaper Dark Heaven Bones 44059 Acidic Ooze Ochre Jelly Blob Black Pudding Gray. Designed by Julie Guthrie. 

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 plastic miniature is from the Dark Heaven Bones line, which are 25mm heroic scale fantasy polymer Miniatures that have integral bases. These plastic mini's are very durable for the gaming table and need no preparation prior to painting (as there is no residual mould release agent). These Bones figures were originally made in China but in March 2013 Reaper invested in the machine needed to produce Bones at its factory in the USA. From that point production was gradually transferred for the line to be made in house. The very fine and thin parts of Bones miniatures may need to be straightened. This can be done by putting them in hot water to soften them, then straightening them as you dip them in cold water. 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.

PLEASE NOTE, THIS ITEM MAY BE RECEIVED UNPACKAGED / NOT IN A BLISTER PACKET. THE REASON BEING THAT REAPER HAVE MOVED TO DISPLAY / PRESENTATION BLISTER PACKS. THE LATTER ARE THICKER, THUS INCREASE THE POSTAGE COSTS BY 300%. SENDING THEM OUT OF BLISTER MEANS THEY ARE CHEAPER TO BUY. OTHERWISE YOU'D PAY THE PRICE OF THE MINIATURE IN POSTAGE WHICH FOR A SINGLE MINIATURE MAKES IT A BIT MUCH FOR THE OCCASIONAL PURCHASE. 

One of the original D&D monsters that did not exist anywhere until Gary Gygax came up with it. It is effectively an invisible creature, depending on how the clever Dungeon Master uses it. In the dim light of a dungeon, player characters could easily walk into it, and it is after all an ambush predator. Dungeons are dark and wet looking, as is this chappie. Excellent camoflage, as we can't have our Black Puddings going hungry now can we! A worthy low level adversary. If anyone gets picky about the creatures ability to cause adventurers some pain, then the 1 point of intelligence that it has means that it can think, learn, or remember, although it is very limited in that. It is creatures with no Intelligence score that are totally mindless, and this bad boy is Einstein compared to them! A really good Amorphous slime creature that, if you chose to paint it, could be used for a Gray Ooze, Green Slime or Ochre Jelly (but there are better figures out there for those creatures). This Spawn of Juiblex (the Demon Lord of slimes and oozes, the Faceless Lord) could possibly also useful as a Water Elemental, such as a Water Weird, a mist creature, or some form of ethereal fluid, such as ectoplasm for The Call of Cthulhu. I personally like the weight of metal and usually shy away from plastics as I've never been big on them, but for this particular type of creature I feel that black plastic is an excellent medium to make them from. I use the term black plastic to describe this ooze, but it is not totally black. The plastic used is semi transparent, I think it has been 'swirled' (not a technical term) so that it is darker in places, than in others. So if it were a thin bar you could see through it in places. It is effectively tinted in some areas, not in others. Thus the finished model is not completely opaque. I would guess that this was by design, rather than any luck. Due to the clever use of plastic, the finished model is less dark at the thinner points, such as the Pseudopods, but overall appears black, as it should! It also, to my eye anyway, has areas that are either matt or shiny. This is due to the plastics surface texture, as it is either smooth or has a matt / satin finish. If you do wish to change the look, and have it very shiny to give a wet look then Humbrol do a non yellowing water based varnish. Humbrol Clear can be bought in either gloss, satin or matt. It is easily thinned and used in modelling on glass canopies to give them a realistic effect. I'd advise taking a good look at this product. This miniature is approximately 33mm tall. 

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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I only post to the invoice address. Please read postage, packaging, returns and payment details prior to bidding. Item is in good condition, unless otherwise stated. There may be residual paint on it, all miniatures have been washed to remove any residual chemical paint stripper, but I advise washing in soapy water with a toothbrush prior to painting, due to handling. I'm a collector, and honest seller, with excellent feedback. If there is an issue, then please contact to discuss, prior to leaving poor feedback. 

WARNING. This is not a children's toy. It is a collectable for adults and is not recommended for young children under the age of 14 years old. Use of the product is at the user’s own risk, who by purchasing accepts responsibility from the point of receipt. CHOKING HAZARD, may contain small parts. Please be aware that the items, and the packaging that they are received in, are a choking hazard and may restrict breathing. They may pose a DANGER OF SUFFOCATION so please either store or dispose of packaging carefully. Do not ingest and keep away from small children. Items received may contain Lead and other metals, do not place in the mouth or swallow as it may be harmful if eaten or chewed. Wash your hands after handling and keep away from foodstuffs. Use of gloves is advisable in handling, especially if you have allergies to the product. Items and parts sold may have sharp points, edges or a cutting blade, be aware and avoid puncture injury to the eyes. Store carefully as items may be a slip, trip or fall hazard.