🧚 Fantasy Creatures Playset by SCS Direct Review

Got them on a lightning deal. I bought these for my husband for dnd. They're a bit big for squares, but that doesn't really bother us. The biggest problem is that they get stuffed into the pipe and become deformed. You can fix this by submerging them in boiling water, flattening them, and dousing them with ice water. The problem is that there are 98 numbers and that's a lot of work. Also, it's not 100% successful. They have some flaws but we were able to fix them with the exacto knife. They are

I bought these to use as quick miniatures to top up the ranks in D&D combat. They are slightly oversized, about half an inch larger than the standard 25mm miniatures most people use for D&D. As such, they will prove useful to larger humanoids such as ogres, mumbo-jumbo, gnolls, or maybe even hill giants. The sculpting and sculpting is very well done and comparable to much more expensive minis. The only issue I had was that they were packed so tightly in the tube that many of them bent quite a…

I bought these figures during the Revain Lightning promotion so luckily I didn't pay full price for them. But while I was prepared for the parts to be non-standard sizes, I wasn't prepared for nearly 20% of the units to be deformed beyond use. what) and maybe a little leaning here or there, but I expect each and every block to stand on its own. This was not the case (e.g. only 1 out of 8 Minotaurs I received stood upright). And there was something wrong in almost every part. Also, I noticed…

Nice set of fantasy characters. The listing says there are 92 figures, the case says 90 - I received 90 including one broken and one missing (only received the horse stand). I can glue together a broken centaur, but I only have 89 usable figures. The container arrived broken and damaged in the box - figures are scattered inside. We use them for Dungeons & Dragons - they're a bit big, but they will do. It didn't bother me, but if you're planning on using them as army units, the creatures aren't…

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…