Reaper Ron

You may submit classes here: https://register.growtix.com/schedules/submission/ReaperCon_2022 Please keep in mind that *submitting* does not mean *approval*. We have about 140 classes being offered right now, so we're pretty flush. That said, anyone who wants to submit a class may do so. Good luck!

We're working on the Gaming Schedule. At this point, we're just waiting for the submissions to get uploaded by the various societies and groups. We're pushing them to get things in quickly so we can get the schedule put up. 🙂

Gah! Spilled flour! *head explodes* Such a thoughtful detail!

Muy excelentè! Love it! I have a resin casting of this myself, forever hidden away somewhere that I cannot remember.

Such a show off. Oh, wait. That is the name of this sub-forum, right? Killer, Derek. KILLER.

Contact [email protected] and see if he can't help you out.

I don't see why we couldn't do that. We'll get that going! We are really trying to be better about "official" answers here. We certainly understand that there is a ton of information spread out over multiple outlets. Too many irons in the fire!

The only folks who are going to need to be concerned about substitutions are the backers who close out their pledges after December 1. I don't expect that anyone in this forum will need to worry about substitutions. And there will be backers who forgot to close out their peldge or didn't know the December 1 cut off. And we will do our best to accommodate those backers as best we can to get them what they ordered. Inevitably, there will be backers who *never* close out their pledge. We still get folks contacting us telling us that they never got their Vampire Set from Bones 1. Not kidding.

Anything is possible!

Who can say exactly how Wiebe was inspired? That man mixes so much zoology with fantasy and sprinkles it with a touch of whimsy to get his amazing results.

Gorgeous!

That's my mistake. It is going to be smoky grey. Apologies for any confusion. I've corrected it in the Pledge Manager. There are a LOT of moving parts to keep track of.

I believe that Katie, who handles our Customer Service emails, might have just been covering the response in the same way that we cover our Learn to Paint Kits, where we *do* substitute figures when we run out of stock on them. On the LTPK sets, we have a list of figures that we use as substitutions that we've determined are pretty close to the intended figure. BTW, Katie has been out of the office since March handling emails at home as we're still distancing. So she can't communicate as effectively with our other employees as she could when in-house. On the Miniature Monday kits, we've not developed a substitution list yet *except* for the aforementioned Oswald miniature; we're currently out of stock on the plastic version of that mini, so we've been substituting the metal version instead. So far, I don't think we've had any issues with folks getting an "upgraded" metal version of the plastic mini. But the mummy "substitution" sounds more like a packaging mistake rather than a substitution. I'll talk to our kitting department tomorrow about this; @ferret please contact me directly at [email protected] and I'll get you fixed up with the correct mini. It will be an Oswald mini, but it will be a metal one, not the Bones one.

Like Clearman said, the Bonesylvanians were originally metal figures and keeping the costs low for metal production was a big factor in Bob Ridolfi's designs. You never know. Large-scale Bonesylvanians could pop up in plastic in the future.

Resin Murkillor is going up at noon today. Only 150 or so available.