50 Unique Miniatures Fantasy Tabletop RPG Figures for Dungeons and Dragons, Pathfinder Roleplaying Games. Bulk unpainted, Great for D&D

A £70 price-tag seems expensive - but as it works out at around £1.40 per figure - and good miniatures generally cost £4-£6 (and upward) individually - it has to be considered extremely good value for 50 good quality gaming miniatures, especially such a wide selection of different characters and creatures. The figures all come fully assembled, some pale grey plastic, some dark grey. They are unpainted, as you'd expect. The material is fairly tough. The figures are by no means the absolute finest quality castings I've ever seen on gaming miniatures, but they are good nonetheless. Some of them feature a wealth of detail and there are many figures amongst the selection that could very ably act as main hero (anti-hero) characters. Many of them have a distinct sense of individuality. Some of the monsters are impressive, notably the Cockatrice... and the Gnoll, though he's more a hero character in my world. The range of different types of character/creature make this an excellent set alike for anyone just starting a fantasy miniature collection or veterans like myself wanting an economical way of increasing their cast of characters. Monsters include Gnoll, Cockatrice, Bugbear, Orc, Goblin, Mimic, Kobolds, Illithid, Lizardfolk, Gargoyle and many others; characters include warriors, wizards, knights, hooded assassin, pirates, townsfolk, gypsy musician, bard, barbarian, sage, etc. The figures come in a strong plastic jar which protects them well in transit. None of mine had suffered any damage; there were a few bent swords and staffs, but that's more or less mandatory and all straightened fine in hot water and then being quickly transferred to cold water with ice cubes in it. I haven't painted any of them properly yet, but I've made a couple of little tests and acrylics seem to go directly onto them fine. An excellent set, highly recommended.

A varied selection of models. Will have fun painting these beauties.

1.The number of miniatures is great for the price. 2. It is a good for starter set up for new players. 3.The detailing is average with some being better than others. 4. There is a very good range of monsters and main characters in there . 5. They come in a very useful pot for traveling and can be stored this way for ease. All in all good for the price but the more experience mini painters they are not quite as useful ,but for a random mob, great grab and go

Found these miniatures to currently be the cheapest here for variety and numbers. Some accessories, like swords and spears, came a little bent, because they all came from inside a plastic jar. One came detached at the wrist, but could easly re-attach it with a bit of liquid cement. The details are decent, even if better in some models than others. They are ideal for people that want to try a bit of painting without being too expensive. I tried first acrylic markers (kratos), then speedpaint (the others) and I was so happy about the result that I posted a couple of videos online.

I can't wait to get around to painting these brilliant miniatures . The quantity of different miniatures and the range of characters is fantastic compared with what you would have got from Warhammer or DnD official models. You might need to clean them with a set of files or scrape off some flash here and there but that's part of the hobby, so I am more than pleased.

Pretty naff quality to be honest. The swords and spears are all bendy. The bigger models are blocky and rough. The smaller models have no clear facial features. These are pretty ubiquitous though among DnD players. I've come across a few people with items from this set. I think they are from some free online STL documents or something and been 3D printed out. They are ok for random dudes to be used as player characters. Some of them are weirdly specific, e.g. I think there is a snow golem in there, and a boar-headed guy, as well as some sort of bear-folk? Plus a few random things like a single orc, a single goblin, a kobold. I can't really think of a circumstance where your players will be up against a single kobold - and if you want to play as one, you may as well get a nicer mini.

They're decent quality and well worth the price.

I am very very pleased , I have recently got back into painting miniatures properly but did not have the funds to go out and keep buying from the popular brands. This set is an excellent idea , especially for painters looking to expand and practice different paints , styles and colour schemes. The set has a wide variety of characters and figures , and I'm very impressed on the quality of the material and it's sturdiness not to mention the small details adding even more variety between them. I will definitely be buying from them again should there be another set .