NPC Miniature Pack

JUST WOW. I have been building and painting miniatures for the past 15 years and for the quality, the quantity, and the level of detail you get for the price point is UNMATCHED by any other miniature manufacturers. Period. They do not come with printed instructions, but the manuals are download able PDFs, and are very easy to use and follow. I am still genuinely in disbelief that these are the price that they are. They are made of the same kind of plastic that Games Workshop uses, High Impact Polystyrene, just a slightly different color! They can be assembled with super glue (meh) or by using solvents such as my preferred solvent (Plastruct) or even Tamiya extra thin. These products contain NO pvc, which is genuinely surprising as cheaper miniatures are generally made using PVC and they bend and lack the level of detail that polystrene does and they also do not go together nearly as well or as easily in my opinion. Whether you are looking for a bunch of diverse NPC's for a DND campaign or if you are like me and you just want to build and paint (like me), these are an absolute must buy, for less than a dollar per miniature, the detail, the quality, the bases (which are all textured) and the diversity are wonderful to practice assembling and painting miniatures. I very rarely leave reviews, but I needed to say something about the product that Archon is offering. I will be picking up the other sets from Dungeons and Lasers soon enough.

As described. Grandchild loved them.

While using the barcode for installation. Difficult to push or cut out.. the pirate captain now had no legs and the body won't fit onto the cape. Does not clip in easy. I regret buying this.

A great investment. You get a lot for your money and assembling and painting them is half the fun. Highly recommend for DMs looking to expand their collection.

Fits great with the rest of the collection

The figures are nicely done, but are in multiple separate pieces like a mini model. Normally not a big deal, but with so many pieces inbox directions would be helpful instead of having to go online to access information/instructions.

This is for model builders who like table top rpg. Not for table top players who like minis. When giving a poor review, I need to ask: Is it a poor product? Or was I a poor researcher when buying. And here I think it's a little of both. Because the thing is, this is a small advanced level model, not an affordable set of minis. The issue is not poor product, or deceptive marketing, it's poor marketing. My wife is an avid DM and loves painting minis. I got this for her. The last hour has been a constant string of outbursts of anger and growns of frustration as she drops impossibly small prices or glues her fingers to a piece. Keep in mind these are very small and each little character is made of 4-6 tiny pieces. Getting the right amount of super glue on their is a skill on it's own. If you love the tedium of advanced model building at a painfully small scale, then I'll say these look very nice. So, quality is good. Function is terrible. If you or the recipient of this product loves TTRPG and painting minis, just spend the money on built minis to paint and enjoy.

Very very small. These do not fit with my current 28mm minis. At best these look 25mm which absolutely don't fit current D&D, Pathfinder and the suggestion it could be used for Heroquest is a joke. Larger monster are usable, but 90% are totally out of scale. For the price would not recommend.