[afwaywa]

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Originally Posted by Tanksmasher

Possibly. There appear to be some similarities but I don?t know if that was the inspiration. I?d love to see someone like BFS get the license to do those characters though.

I?d be stoked for an actual Dragonlance series. A big buck for Caramon would be a nice general addition. As for this Kender, I?d guess they built a slimmer halfling size buck to make it more general purpose than an actual chubby hobbit-style halfling. They can add layers of accessories to bulk it up (is the male Dwarf the same torso?) but they can?t shave layers down to make more slender sorts unless they make two half-size bodies.

[Ozymandias13]

Wasn't there an indie Dwarf KS in progress somewhere once?

[Jay West]

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Originally Posted by afwaywa

I?d be stoked for an actual Dragonlance series. A big buck for Caramon would be a nice general addition. As for this Kender, I?d guess they built a slimmer halfling size buck to make it more general purpose than an actual chubby hobbit-style halfling. They can add layers of accessories to bulk it up (is the male Dwarf the same torso?) but they can?t shave layers down to make more slender sorts unless they make two half-size bodies.

It?s owned by Hasbro now isnt it? Not likely to see them license it off other than maybe ReAction.

[theNAMmagazine]

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Originally Posted by Jay West

It?s owned by Hasbro now isnt it? Not likely to see them license it off other than maybe ReAction.

Correct. Dragonlance, Forgotten Realms, etc., are all tied to the D&D license.

[Ozymandias13]

Who's got Shadowrun? That would be a boss-ass toyline, imho.

[theNAMmagazine]

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Originally Posted by Ozymandias13

Who's got Shadowrun? That would be a boss-ass toyline, imho.

NECA/WizKids?

[afwaywa]

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Originally Posted by Ozymandias13

Who's got Shadowrun? That would be a boss-ass toyline, imho.

There was a line of decent Shadowrun figures a while back. It was very limited but was a sort of hybrid action figure/battle mini thing where each came with tape measures and blast templates and rules for combat. The figures looked nice but were not very well articulated as I recall.