Reaper Cyber-Reavers (4) Chronoscope Miniatures Miniatures

I was very excited to finally find some "Terminators" for my recent Mutant Future campaign. As a bonus, I got an extra figure in the package, so I ended up with 5 (and I scratch built a base from a tin cap).Small Problem Though: they are 25mm, not 28mm. So my impressive, threatening robots look like children next to the standard minis I have.To be sure, they are endo-skeletons, so I can justify their smaller size, but...siiigghhh.And they are also a bit fragile, due to the thinner arms and small size. You will need a good superglue to attach arms. I had minor trouble.If that doesn't bother you, I recommend them. I think otherwise, they look great.Sneaky Po' boy trick to "paint" them:I had no time to pain them properly for the game that night, but since they were pewter-colored, I figured a quick wash with a thin black paint would do the job, allowing the crevasses and details to pop out.I had to run a cash register at my work, so I brought them in a cigar box, reached into our drawer under the register and proceeded to magic marker them with a big chisel point Sharpie marker.Then, blackening accomplished, I sprayed them with the small bottle of isopropyl alcohol we use to clean difficult areas in the shop. It dissolved the marker and I just wiped them clean with a paper towel.Voila'! Gunmetal silver Terminators, all done in 15 minutes.Have fun or ..."I'll Be Back."

I like the figs they are just very small.

Metal figures. I had some problems getting the arms to glue on...