- Fantasy DND Miniatures Bulk Set - Bookish Dragon & Monsters | DND Minis 28mm Miniatures D&D Starter Set | Unpainted Dungeons and Dragons Figures

First, you get a ton of fairly high quality miniatures for a very low cost here. Now keep in mind most of these are tiny, not that big so if you come from 40k or some other games with "heroic proportions", remember these are mostly "normal humans" or dogs or people, and in a slightly smaller scale. That was a little surpising to see some in person. Still they are of great quality visually and in detail for their size, and big enough to still paint and enjoy. The big monsters and dragons are of great quality overall on design and detail, and overall it's just full of units you'll love to paint and mess around with and feel fun or cool to play with. They all have lots of character. For the price, it's an excellent deal, probably the best I've seen online for a fair while of searching. Downsides... Being smaller, their arms, staffs, and some other details are pretty thin... still look ok but some bend easily, or are on the verge of breaking off. So be warned, caution is advised, at least none of mine arrived broken, though at least one staff a little bent. Next is the mold lines. Honestly for the 60 smaller ones these were very minor and not that noticeable, seems between some joints were also minimal (Many models are multi part, pre assembled). However for the bigger monsters/dragon, there was a LOT more mold lines and stuff I've had to sand off. And with everything already assembled and glued together except the dragons wings, I lack some posing options and also notice rather sizeable gaps between some parts. If you want these to look there best, get some miliput, greenstuff, putty, thick glue, whatever... to fill these gaps with. Even with those problems they look great and I love this set, but to be fair, it's not perfect and so prepare to give them a bit of extra work to polish them if you want too. I myself mostly got them just for painting, rather than actual gaming, so for me, the love and polish to refine them is/was a must. Still, I got more miniatures that look great to paint for like half the cost I'd otherwise find out there, so a few minor issues I can fix myself aren't really that bad. Overall, highly recomend, excelent deal for the value, cost aside they mostly look great and are of good designs and quality. Mostly just some gaps and mold lines that stand out more than most other models I've gotten on the four big monsters, and some slightly bendy parts on a few of the smaller ones that give slight pause from saying they are perfect for everyone. Still great for almost everyone though. EDIT: Added pics, show on full set of all minis, though you get 4 of each of the smaller 16 types. Great designs, looking forward to paining the next ones in new iterations or doing some custom sculpts. Also of note, some minis do have bent staffs or swords, just microwave half a cup of water two or three minutes so it's really hot, then hang the mini in it for ten seconds, pull out, push back into place, and repeat a couple times and they'll be ok again. They used flexible/bendable plastic instead of more brittle types so all the bends, even bad ones for me, I fixed easily enough so far. Dragon though... you'll need putty to fill it's gaps. They put the arms in on mine, I had to put in the wings... but the wings need to go in before the arms it seems or you need to scrape parts away and putty it back later. That's the only real problem I have with this whole pack. Still, great value for cost.

These are fantastic minis for the price, and an absolute blast to paint. They look good on the tabletop, and are very detailed- much more so than you would expect. THAT SAID, there are a few things you'll want to know before picking them up. PREP: These minis require a solid amount of prepping before you paint- since they're injection-molded plastic, they'll have bent swords from the packaging, and quite a few mold lines. Neither of these are particularly difficult to clean up- you can use hot water to reshape any bent plastic and a craft knife or file to remove mold lines. It's a little bit of extra effort but it's worth it. DETAIL: These are extremely detailed for injection-molded plastic- that said, they aren't as detailed as what is shown on the box, which I assume is a 3D render of the model they used. If you want to get a feel for how detailed they actually are, there's some pictures of painted models in the photos, and other people have also posted pictures of these models compared to resin-printed models (for other Wildspire sets). Overall, even though they aren't as detailed as what's on the box, these minis are still the most detailed plastic minis I've been able to find on Amazon. To get more detailed than these you'd probably have to buy resin-printed, which are going to be SIGNIFICANTLY more expensive- which is why these minis are an absolute steal for the price. PAINTING (for new painters): These are great minis for practicing painting- I attached some photos of how mine turned out. For best results you'll want to prime and paint with a good minipaint (Vallejo is the brand I used) instead of craft store acrylics, which are too thick for minis and will clog up the details. TL;DR: These are great minis that are a steal for the price, with the tradeoff of needing a little extra prep time. They're fun to paint with quite a bit of detail, and look great on the tabletop once done.

I mostly wanted the "bookish dragon miniature" that comes as part of this set. You can buy it separately, but this is a great value for the whole set. The dragon is a great sculpt, though the wings need to be attacked--I'd compare it to the better of the Reaper Bones miniatures. The large demon isn't the most interesting but is perfectly good. The lamia is a creature that I haven't been able to find a miniature for before, so that's great. The "sharkenbear" is goofy but a great sculpt and looks like it will be a fun painting challenge. The small (heroic/PC sized) miniatures include some really cool ones like mushroomfolk, a keg golem, and little fey creatures riding giant toads. The details on these smaller miniatures isn't top-of-the-line but is pretty good, and the creativity and uniqueness of the creatures easily makes up for it. Plus, you get four of each of the small ones. It's a ton of miniatures for a great value. Because the creatures are a bit more unique or odd, I wouldn't recommend this as a set for someone who's just starting to build a collection of miniatures. I've already got plenty of orcs and townsfolk and stuff like that, so for me, these more unique creatures are a great way to expand my collection. The set comes with a booklet that includes 5e stat blocks for all the creatures.

The set is a fun and affordable way to add variety to my tabletop games. The designs are creative and the set includes a nice mix of characters and creatures that add flavor to any campaign. Why I like it: Good variety: Lots of different minis in one set — great for building up a collection quickly. Affordable: For the price, you get a solid number of figures. Why it’s not 5 stars: The quality is good, but not excellent. The details are fine for gaming, but don’t expect premium-level sculpts. I also had to bend the wings into place on the larger dragon model, as they were slightly misshapen out of the box. Not a dealbreaker, but something to be aware of. Overall, this is a solid set for casual players or anyone looking to quickly populate their tabletop scenes — just keep expectations in check regarding quality.

he loved it lol so definitely buy if you're into this kind of stuff

To put my review in perspective: I have been gaming for over 30 years, predominantly miniatures games (wargames and board games, not RPGs). For the price, this is a great set of miniatures. All are one-piece, except for the Dragon, which needs to be glued to it's base (should be easy to do; the feet include planks that fit well into the slots on the sculpted base). The miniatures have decent detail, though some parts are thin enough that they could be slightly warped in the package. This can be readily corrected using the "hot water trick". There are some interesting characters in the set, and my only negative is that there are duplicates of what would otherwise we rather unique sculpts. However, several of the models work fine as duplicates. All the large models (Dragon, Demon, Lamia, and "Shark-Bear") have the best detail but that's probably because they are larger. Overall very pleased with this purchase, and have no regrets. Looking forward to getting them painted!

The minis are very cool, unique, and interesting original designs. A lot of minis so good value. Some of the bases were kinda warped so the mini rocks like a rocking chair on a flat surface. Some pretty sharp lines down the middle where they were put together. Some bendy weapons. Overall good. The monsters are so unique that I probably don’t need a second set of these, but I’d consider buying another one of their products. The booklet that it came with is GREAT, I really appreciate the fantastic art and the monster stats/templates.

Great minis. Some are a little small so they lose some details but do great for what they are

Jag köpte detta för figurerna, har inte öppnat spelhäftet och recenserar det inte. Trevliga figurer. Inte den absolut bästa kvaliten är det inte, lite synliga skarvar m.m. Dom små figurerna är små. Jag köpte dom för att "öva" mig på att måla och för det är dom "fina" nog. Också ca 8kr/figur är inte jättemånga kr.

Good, le plus gros c’est un projet pour le peinturer

Great value for money considering the number of models that comes in this box. The bookish dragon is immense and beautiful and I love it ❤️ The smaller models are pretty good and the box comes with 4 copies of each model. Would recommend this box to all miniature enthusiasts and D and D players 🙂

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I have bought these twice as I liked them so much. They are good quality and great value. I own a lot of miniatures, some that cost as much as this one box, even so I am delighted to add these to my collection as they include a lot of unique poses you will not get anywhere else. I highly recommend them. A few of them have bent spears or bent poses from being manufactured too quickly. This is easily rectified with PVC miniatures like these - boil up some water, add to an old cup or dish, immerse the miniature for 20 seconds, remove with tweezers so you don't burn your hands, and gently bend the miniature back into place. Many times the miniature bends back into place on its own as the hot water removes the manufacturing stresses causing the deformation. They are easy to paint too but i recommend washing them first in soapy water and then after drying using a primer before you use acrylic paints.