Arcknight Cyberpunks

Great option for TTRPG Miniatures. Good quality and durability for a good price.

Great plastic minis. Pretty well detailed. Some were printed slightly off center but nothing too crazy. Only wish they came with more bases.

The art on the mini is very well done and consistent. So far I have not found any where the paint job has been marred. There was a little bit of a learning curve when trying to place the figure into the stand piece. Just feel along the top and you will find the bevel that you can place the piece in. They are very light weight so you have to be a bit careful to not knock them over or out of place, but that is to be expected. They're just very lightweight, little sailboats on the matte. I would recommend using an exacto or similar tool to help take them out of the plastic sheet. Also I was able to use a dry erase marker to number them to keep track of which is which in the notes, and simple status effects running on them. I am definitely going to be buying up more sets to expand out my mini collect.

A good alternative to expensive 3d printed miniatures. Decent quality and easy to assemble.

Build quality is adequate, given what they are. Durability is highly doubtful, but given what they are, durability wasn't the first consideration. The reason I'm docking two stars is simple: They're so dark you can't see what the figures ARE. This is a total fail on print quality and clarity of images. They had ONE JOB, and they FAILED. Poor art design has completely hamstrung this otherwise clever and desirable product. If the maker had printed them with a white background or even just done a white underlayer before printing, they would be almost 100% brighter, and actually visible. As they are, they are really only useful for random mobs, since you can barely tell one from the next, the images are so muddied and dull.

One of the major problems I've always had with tabletop gaming is that mobs/civilians leave you with the choice of voice of immersion-breaking tokens or spending a small fortune (in both time and money) on minor NPCs (30+ kobolds are HOW MUCH?!?) This neatly bridges that gap. Affordable and detailed this gives the GM the option of spending less time and money on something that looks nearly as good as painted 1"to 28mm miniatures. The main problem is that this is the only modern non-superhero (as opposed to steampunk or cyberpunk) edition. If gladly buy 1)a military/police set 2) a criminal set 3) modern horror (vampires, werewolves, Frankenstein's Monsters, fish-men, ghouls, serial killers, ghosts, demons, monster hunters etc.) Also, more bases, please!

They're not cardboard Heroes; the plastic is flimsy and occasionally warps but a little bit of heat and some pressure can cure that

All the players in our campaign loved the character choices. Nice figures and ready to play. No painting needed. Easy for me because I am the one who ends up painting players figures. I don’t have the time at the moment so these are great.

Belle plaque avec plusieurs figurines, parfait pour le jeu de rôle

Las figuras llegaron a tiempo y en buen estado. Las figuras planas en vinilo tiene pintado muchos detalles, son muy variadas, permiten un si fin de combinaciones a la hora de armar un personajes, estoy satisfecho con la compra.

Only comes with like 8 stands for the actual minis so you can only use about eight of them at a time