Review on 🧚 Fantasy Creatures Playset by SCS Direct by Jason Khadka

I was wondering if this is made with a handful of poorly made, low quality plastic balls because official fantasy RPG characters are insanely expensive. In fact, even a plastic tube of poorly made farm animals (from a "craft store" - you know what I'm talking about) is usually overkill. These figures are amazingly detailed (and really, if you want more detail, you'll probably be happy to make your own). Material - they are made of the same plastic that the old army men are made of. That means you end up with figures with bent legs or weapons and those little protrusions of excess plastic out of the mold. Simply bend them straight and trim off the excess plastic with a utility knife. details and quality. This is injection molded plastic so there are limits to detail and quality. However, they are amazingly detailed. While they show the typical lines and marks of the molding process, they don't have the disproportionate or crooked body parts you often get with molded plastic. They just seem to color. All figures have a solid base. diversity. It looks like there are about 8 figures of each figure (4 light grey, 4 dark grey) and 10 different figures: skeleton, unicorn, fairy, dwarf, dragon, wizard, centaur, 2-headed ogre, orc, elf. I recommend them when you need sufficiently detailed characters for a fantasy game without the expense or hassle of creating something by hand. Also, they are not a complete rip off like what you will find elsewhere. They may not be collectible, but they will work just fine!