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I did ask on Paizo forums and noone seemed to know anything that was coming from Reaper except that their was a new paint line.

Does Reaper have plans to do more Pathfinder miniatures? Anything with the somewhat different 2E art style? I know wizkids does Pathfinder but I prefer the quality of Reaper.

I'm thinking I will need to wait til spring to order anyways I dont know how well they will fare in this -50 weather we are having!

I'm painting this mini right now and yours is awesome. I had to look up pics of her to see what some of the details even are. Definitely not an easy mini to paint and you did a spot-on job!

Anyone?? Should I try calling/emailing Reaper?

Anyone or a Reaper employee know where I can purchase these in Canada? Asked at my LGS and he said none of his distributors have it listed. Looking to buy both sets but would prefer to buy from somewhere in my country so I don't have to pay unreal exchange and duties. Thanks guys!

Just a follow up. Testors Dullcote over top of the Army Painter anti-shine worked perfect. Completely got rid of the shine I was not liking and not its a nice flat matte.

Nice job! I'm going to need a tonne of PC's for my upcoming Pathfinder 2E campaign once we switch over from Starfinder and these guys and the rest of the village are next on the painting block after the Pathfinder Iconics.

I shook it for 10 minutes to be sure. (Not kidding)

I have some bones that have been primed with Army Painter black for going on close to 2 years now and no problems so far. I think I was recommended it though on these forums for the exact reason you are saying but I can't remember. I will try those matte sealers instead then and see how they work! Which ones do you prefer for the most matte out of the bunch? I really want to not have the shininess on the current batch I am paiting as they are woodland colors and such and look not so great shiny.

What do you recommend for a brush on matte sealer and will it flatten a shiny miniature just like a spray would? I've had no problems so far spray priming bones miniatures or varnishing them with army painter brand sprays.

Even after spraying with Army Painter Matte over top of it?

Hey guys long time no post! Running into a problem with using Army Painter anti-shine varnish on my brand new bones 4 minis. I am spraying inside in 20 Degrees celsius temperature with a humidity level around 40% or so. I am spraying from about a foot away and not too heavily but everything I spray is coming out shiny after drying. I bought a different can to try it and the results are the same so I know it's not that the can I had was old and settled or anything like that. I've ordered Testors Dullcote to try and see if that gives me a flatter result but am wondering in the meantime what if anything you guys think could be the reason or issue why this is happening. I've compared my models to pictures of other models sprayed using the same spray and they don't seem to have the same shininess as mine end up having. Lastly if the model is shiny now is using another varnish that is flatter going to be able to correct the shininess without hurting the mini in any way? I've tried reading about this but there is just bits and pieces everywhere and everytime I've had an issue over the years you guys had the knowledge I needed. Thanks!

I tried to assemble my reaper bones 3 temple dragon today but he is missing a part which is one of his arms. I have 2 of the same arms but am missing his right hand arm with the smallest attachment part. How do I go about getting this resolved?

Nice conversion