What do you like to use?

[simply Nathan]

Originally Posted by Grouchy Chris

I use Lego minifigs.

I use those for giant characters. I think they're about SM+2 relative to the miniatures that make up the majority of my collection since moving out of my parents' house.

[corwyn]

Originally Posted by CraigM

Those are lovely...except, what lunatic decided to print the front view on both sides? What do you use to indicate facing?

We just usually write an F on the front.

[corwyn]

Originally Posted by mook

Wow! Tremendous resource, thanks for posting. Bookmarked for sure.

Yeah, in our Pulp game which just ended, we found it invaluable. I'm also using it for some Deadlands stuff even though I already have all the official Deadlands cardboard cutouts.

[Culture20]

If you have a lot of money, there's a new service starting up for easy customization of 3D printed minis (they met their $ goals for fantasy, SF, western, modern, and more):
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects...top-miniatures

[Culture20]

Originally Posted by corwyn

For fantasy and SF, we use D&D and Star Wars figs. On ebay you can get big lots of common figs since they were collectible.

For other genres we generally use these guys:

http://www.seven-wonders.co.uk/paperfriendsindex.html

I looked at these earlier, but now
"HTTP Error Code 509
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The server is temporarily unable to service your request due to the site owner reaching his/her bandwidth limit. Please try again later."

So here's an archive.org version from 2013 if anyone else wants to see them.
http://web.archive.org/web/201309191...endsindex.html

[arconom]

There's an Android app called 3d Virtual Tabletop.

[The Benj]

I used Heroclix. Some of them were standard, but my wife modded a couple to suit some of the characters - added a cape to and repainted a Sunfire white and silver for the Arkangel, built a tiny door and laid down sand on half the base for the guy who can dimension from any door into a "Door Desert" pocket universe, that was super cool.