RWBY: COMBAT READY is a board game that I have not played... it looks super abstract but I'll eventually get round to giving it a go.
I am enamored of the RWBY anime and totally bought the game to mine it for minis... forgetting that they *might not* be in a useful scale...
Penny is my favorite model in the set:
She is a fun character and the least flash ridden of the set. The models themselves are of relatively low detail and the faces are a poor match to the original art for several of them.
These had the roughest of the faces but, since anime is so color coded, it all works out in the end.
Other groupings... sisters Yang and Ruby.... and Ruby and dreamy mean girl Weiss
These really use all that base...
Finally the Villans!
All in all I'm reasonably happy with the project. The characters are easily identifiable and will be fun to have on the tabletop. I'd have liked them to be a little more in scale with regular tabletop models but they are not so egregiously scaled as to be unusable with Heroic scale models.
Thoughts... Board Game Kickstarters as sources for cool models....
I'll be doing a lot less of that unless the models are presented in a scale that is useful to me. So far RWBY: COMBAT READY!, and Darksouls: The Board-game have been in funky scales while The Order of Vampire Hunters and Chronicle X have been in standard heroic scale with bases. Excluding the board games that are made by war-games manufacturers, like GW and Mantic, or Board-games that are intended to function as, or compatible with, tabletop wargames... like Joan of Arc (15mm) I have to be aware that my idea of proper mini scale is not universal.
With that said... I wonder where Etherfields is gonna land for figure scale?
Next time I finish up some Void Elf Executrix troops that I started working on before the big move and have relocated.
Back to the desk!