Painted 28 Variety Pack

For the money great value.They are made of some sort of soft plastic, great as a travel set.Been using them for a while now and they hold up very well.You have your standard entourage of enemies and they make great stand ins as well.Never regretted getting them and these little dudes have seen their fair share of all kinds of different settings and tables.Will you get minis that look like $100 worth of detail and paint jobs? No, but they are great none the less.

OK, I admit two of the figures bent, but they are plastic, & I easily bent them back.I got these to play Mork Borg style games, and they are perfect. In a large game group, I would get the 56 monster pack, but I play solo, so 28 if perfect. Sure, if I am supposed to put a kobold onto the table and only have orcs/goblins, well... it's not at all a problem. I can use a goblin as a kobold for the scenario perfectly well. It gives me the perfect "flavor" of the encounter. And these minis are not the hundreds-of-dollars custom minis you would get for a fraction of the pieces.Are they perfect for that person who lovingly paints incredibly-detailed miniatures? NO.Are they perfect for the person who wants to get some monsters on a D&D table to replace mancala stones? ABSOLUTELY!:)

I picked these up as a gift for my buddies birthday with the intention of giving him some goofing looking minis that we’d laugh at when playing tabletops. They actually looked much better than I thought based on the pictures I’d seen. The paint actually wasn’t half bad and was mostly in the correct places. They fit well in 1” squares or hexes, they didn’t wobble and you could make out the detail pretty well. I have to admit some of the models are a little strange but they make for obvious representations of whatever you want them to be. There’s probably better sets out there but I’m surprisingly pleased with them.

Gods condition, not perfect but very close to. Great price for what you get

You’re getting exactly what you pay for. These are not high quality painted figures. They are very cheap and can take a bit of “reshaping” if your simply looking for a cheap placeholder for NPCs then this it. They would be super easy to repaint but what’s the point, you got them because they are cheap and effortless right? They are pretty flexible and not brittle at all which is great for just throwing in a box after a session!

I bought these for my son who plays D and D and the are perfect :)

Great little set with decent paint and bases. Perfect for beginning DMs or DMs on a budget. You get a few of each enemy listed and some generic heroes.

They are basic, but good variety and lots of them for cheap. If you are a new dungeon master and you need a bunch of low level miniature monsters this is a good purchase