Path Gaming 40 Miniature Monsters Fantasy Tabletop RPG Figures for Dungeons and Dragons Roleplaying Games. 28mm Scaled Miniatures, 10 Unique Designs, Bulk Unpainted, Great for D&D/DND

These are a great selection of monsters and iconic challenge creature for any D&D adventure, and very good value. They paint well once undercoated, and having a few in the one set means you can have more than one in an encounter. These are perfect sizes for D&D as size is really irrelevant for monsters as they come in all shapes and sizes anyway. All these similar sets are recommended to build your D&D/Pathfinder fantasy RPG minis

The value for money on this set is great. The level of detail on the individual models is surprisingly high and they paint reasonably well. I have found only two issues, one is, as others have mentioned the weapons on some of the models are bent on arrival, but with such a low price this isn't something that I would mark them down for. The other issue is related to the model of the Goliath Werebear. On the creature stat block it is listed as a medium creature, which is the size represented in the model, however the model is of the Werebear in its hybrid form, which according to the stat block, should be Large.

Everything was intact and on time, a lot of miniatures for the price

These did look poor quality in the photo's compared to the miniatures I am used to getting, but the pictures do not do them justice. I like all the poses available here and will definitely be able to use them in my games.There are some great miniatures here - the mimic, the mudman (?) figure, the dreadlock monster, and the winged bird (it's not a dragon) are all very cool. The really little fella is good too, some kind of mini-kobold? The other figures are all above average to good and I am very pleased with them.Some will be difficult to paint up because of the lack of texture, but for the most I can tell from experience they will look great painted.26 of these were perfectly manufactured, 14 had distorted bases and weapons because they moulded them too quickly and didn't give enough time to cool. This can be rectified by immersing in hot water for about 30 seconds, and then bending & holding in place as they cool.Pour boiled water into a cup and immerse one at a time, a single cup was enough to fix them all for me. Water works between 60 and 90 degrees so I was able to do the lot with just one cup in about 15mins.Recommended 8/10.

If you want to practice mini painting, I highly recommend this set. You get duplicates of each monster so you can try different techniques and see how they look on the same model.Just as good as any regular dnd grey mini

These are injection molded, not 3d printed. There are molding lines, distortions and burrs which the customer will need to fix if they want the painted product to be of good quality. After priming however, these are surprisingly detailed and well designed minis. Alternatively, use them straight out of the tub when you need an army in a hurry.

Bought as a gift but the recipient was really pleased and commented on the quality and range

Plastic items however pretty decent quality for painting them, had to purchase fine brushes to use with them and they work great

This collection offers a fantastic assortment for DMs looking for monsters, especially if you're sending your low-level players into a frozen mount region with a golem-creating BBEG. While some starter hordes focus on the standard skeletons, goblins, bandits, etc., this group adds more flavor. Four of each type allows for them to function as wandering monster scouts or raiders, but you'd need more to populate a full lair. I appreciate that the kobolds actually are small sized (and adorable), but the cockatrices are medium sized,when they should be small. In a pinch, they could pass as dragon wyrmlings.For those painting their minis, these minis have more fine detail than you would expect for the price. The yetis, mimics, gnolls, and vine blights in particular lend themselves to painting, although the gnoll spears aren't straight. There are light mold lines, etc. to clean up, but the joints are really well glued with minimal gaps. All in all, they need far less prep work than many mini collections. They are not pre-primed. You won't confuse these for deep-cut minis, but a good wash should bring out the fine detail. The only one I fear might be too light is the flesh golem; the stiching is barely visible and I doubt I can confine different skin colors within those lines.This collection includes 4 of each (2 light, 2 dark): kobolds, cockatrice, gnolls, bugbears, werebears, vine blights, mimics, flesh golems, snow golems, and (large-sized) yetis. At well less than $1 per figure, these are worth your investment, especially if 2-3 types fit your immediate needs.

Fuer jeden ist was dabei allerhand Monster und Figuren sind enthalten und Qualitativ hochwertig gedruckt !!

Nice unpainted mini's with good detail, higher quality than expected for the price.

They are generic but do the trick. Nothing fancy, but they are durable and work.