Editing Model Alternatives (section)

===Reaper===
The go-to company for random 25-28mm miniatures. Reaper is known for making absolutely everything, from the astrological signs as waifus to female Dwarfs to animu chicks with chainsaws to skeleton peasants to superheroes to blaxploitation characters. 
While you can dig for these things from other companies, Reaper most likely has five of them already made a decade ago, and one more coming out next fall. 
*Dark Haven Legends: Reaper's core fantasy line. Expect everything, including the kitchen sink Mimic. 
*Warlord: Reaper's other main Fantasy range. A bit more specialized, since the models fall more into army themes like "Undead" and "Paladins". 
*Bones: Recasted miniatures from other categories in plastic. Prone to bending making almost every sword look like a scimitar, but cheap as fuck and thus certainly unique in the market. 
*Legendary Encounters: Pre-painted miniatures like the kind you could get out of a blind box set, or pull off a Heroclix base. Unless you literally cannot paint, go back to Warlord and Dark Haven Legends. 
*Chronoscope: The more diverse range of models. Cowboys, Shadowrunners, zombie apocalypse survivor stereotypes, funky kung fu masters, and the rest. 
*LJC (Legion of Justice and Caeke): Adorable animal chibis. Purpose unknown. 
*Master Series: Larger miniatures with a bit of scenery and sometimes multiple characters. Mostly for diorama purposes. 
*Pathfinder: Pathfinder miniatures. Very D&D. 
*Savage Worlds: Savage Worlds miniatures. Vaguely noir meets Victorian. 
*CAV: Mecha miniatures. Mech Warrior meets Rifts. 
*The Boneyard: Extra bits like arms, wings, heads, weapons, and the like for kitbashing purposes. 
*Boxes Sets: Groups of miniatures of a theme, like "Medieval Town" or "Dungeon Monsters" or "Pirate Crew". Sometimes, miniatures retired from individual sale are still offered in these sets. 
While Reaper does have it's own game, most are just there to justify new lines. 

When fielding an army and wanting a unique unit champion or a special face for that character, or searching for a miniature that looks just like the character you imagined, Reaper is a good first place to check.