Orc With Dinner?

[Guest]

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I'm hoping someone here can help me. My father (a.k.a. Mr.
Hard-to-Shop-For) recently told me he saw, in a friend's miniatures
collection, an orc who was holding the standard buxom maiden by the
hair. My dad apparently found it really amusing, and so I'd like to get
him one. The fig was called "Orc with Dinner," or something relatively
similar. Amusingly, I had seen a picture of it online some time before,
but hadn't really paid attention to who made it, etc. I now can't find
it online, and the manager of my local store looked blankly at me when I
mentioned it, and couldn't find it in his files. If anyone out there had
any info on this, I would really appreciate it if you'd share.

Thanks in advance.

 

[dragon]

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Kingsmythe, I have a diorama which is similar to what you describe. It's
made by Thunderbolt Mountain. Unfortunately, I don't think it's available
anymore, at least I couldn't find it on their site. However, you might
check them out. I did see a nice looking sculpt called The Barbarian and
the Lady, and best of all, it's on sale for $9.00. Their addy is:
www.thunderboltmountain.com. Good luck!


"Kingsmythe" <nospam@nospam.com> wrote in message
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> I'm hoping someone here can help me. My father (a.k.a. Mr.
> Hard-to-Shop-For) recently told me he saw, in a friend's miniatures
> collection, an orc who was holding the standard buxom maiden by the
> hair. My dad apparently found it really amusing, and so I'd like to get
> him one. The fig was called "Orc with Dinner," or something relatively
> similar. Amusingly, I had seen a picture of it online some time before,
> but hadn't really paid attention to who made it, etc. I now can't find
> it online, and the manager of my local store looked blankly at me when I
> mentioned it, and couldn't find it in his files. If anyone out there had
> any info on this, I would really appreciate it if you'd share.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
>

 

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dragon wrote:

> Kingsmythe, I have a diorama which is similar to what you describe. It's
> made by Thunderbolt Mountain. Unfortunately, I don't think it's available
> anymore, at least I couldn't find it on their site. However, you might
> check them out. I did see a nice looking sculpt called The Barbarian and
> the Lady, and best of all, it's on sale for $9.00. Their addy is:
> www.thunderboltmountain.com. Good luck!
>
> "Kingsmythe" <nospam@nospam.com> wrote in message
> news:4083E37E.6E99086E@nospam.com...
> > I'm hoping someone here can help me. My father (a.k.a. Mr.
> > Hard-to-Shop-For) recently told me he saw, in a friend's miniatures
> > collection, an orc who was holding the standard buxom maiden by the
> > hair. My dad apparently found it really amusing, and so I'd like to get
> > him one. The fig was called "Orc with Dinner," or something relatively
> > similar. Amusingly, I had seen a picture of it online some time before,
> > but hadn't really paid attention to who made it, etc. I now can't find
> > it online, and the manager of my local store looked blankly at me when I
> > mentioned it, and couldn't find it in his files. If anyone out there had
> > any info on this, I would really appreciate it if you'd share.
> >
> > Thanks in advance.

Thanks, Dragon. At least now I have a manufacturer, though that hasn't helped
me so far. Anyone out there have one they want to sell, by any chance?

-Kingsmythe