D&D Fantasy Icons of The Realms: Monster Menagerie Booster Brick (8 Packs) | WizKids Miniatures for Dungeons & Dragons RPG Game | Perfect for Tabletop Gaming, Collectors & D&D Campaigns

They are decent and I haven't been collecting miniatures long enough to compare well to others to say much more. There were some with bends in the weapons and a couple the base was bent. Managed to only get two duplicates in the brick.Great assortment of Minis I really appreciated what all I got here. However there was a couple that was broken and there was a few duplicates of the large creatures. For those reasons I gave it 4 star. However don't let that dissuade you. Again it was a great buy for a great price. Usually they run quite a bit for one box and for the price here for eight boxes it's well worth the money. In fact I'm planning to get some of the other sets here shortlyI really enjoyed the value of this product. You get these fairly detailed and already painted minis, and you always get one large monster in each box. For the price, I definitely say it's worth it. Some other comments mentioned a couple minis coming broken in the box, but I did not experience this. All of mine were in pristine condition. With that said though, they do seem fragile especially the smaller ones. So you need to be careful when using and storing them.I really love this set! This pack was great in that I got a Lich! The Swarm of Bats and Straud Zombie were doublescI already have...and that's what makes it perfect. When I buy this set I end up getting a random smattering of common used on every adventure creatures and then some really cool rare ones I like. The third figure, a ghost rounded out the box. I was really satisfied with this one. That and I have not once recieved a tampered pack from this seller. Will buy again.This figure is a great addition to my mini collection. The sculpture is superb: the treant's face is bearded and shows emotion. There is grass/moss in patches over it's body. The ankles sport rows of mushrooms on each side. The treant has four arms and comes with a stone mini to inset into one of it's hands. I like how there are many places to wedge smaller minis should the treant carry or provide rides for your PCs. My only complaint is this treant is the same Huge size as the Giants of Legend treant. As a Premium figure, this treant should have been made one size category larger.Wanted to leave some feedback for this edition of Wizard of the Coasts Miniatures. While I have been buying these products in the different editions for my games for a long time, this is the first time I have left feedback. The figures are great and they are what I have come to expect from these editions as far as quality of figure and paint. The one problem that forces me to leave less than stellar feedback on these is the quality control on the packaging of the individual figures themselves. Out of a booster pack of 8 boxers with 4 figures each I received 5 broken figures. The problem is that instead of the old bubble wrap bags that they have used on other sets, these all came wrapped in little pieces of bubble wrap with really tight tape, some so tightly wrapped that it had broken the figures. This includes not just the more fragile figures like "Faerie Dragons" and "will-o-wisps" but NPC figures like "Rakshasa", and a "'death knight". These I was able to fix with superglue to a mostly acceptable degree (the "death knights' arm was missing in the package), however, the worst was the 'strahd von zarovich' figure that didn't even have a base, and none included in the box or wrapping. Its like the person doing the packaging wasn't paying any attention. I have included a picture of this. It seems like this has gotten bettor with the later sets again, but wanted to warn people that might buy this set that you may run into issues with what you receive.After seeing the other reviews, I decided I should add mine just in case....I received this without any single issues - it was 8 boxes all shrink-wrapped together, so I am hoping that the other reviewers didn't think it was supposed to be actually 8x the item showed (which shows 8 individual boxes together). And if they only received a single small box with the 4 miniatures for the $130 price....ouch. The miniatures inside were amazing in detail, not at all similar to the ones of old that were hit-or-miss on quality. Every one I received had a really good attention to detail for being a mass-produced plastic item. The gelatinous cube and mimic were by far the best, but all of them were great. If you are thinking of getting this, don't hesitate based on the quality. however, if you do indeed only receive a single box for the $130, then by all means go back to Amazon and get what you were supposed to receive. But don't be disappointed by the quality - it is clearly there this time around.This was a sealed "brick" of eight individual 4-packs of 25mm base scale painted plastic figures. All figures were individually packed/wrapped within each 4-pack box. Some had plastic extension rods and a separate round, black base while most came permanently attached to a base.There were also one that came with a separately packed, loose extended arm presumably so it was easier to pack without it breaking. I permanently attached it with super glue in about 30 seconds and it's fine.There were only 3 repeats out of 32 total figures. When those repeats are things like skeletons and wolves, such as those I received, that is actually quite helpful when using them with my D & D grids for combat simulation.If you are a collector or use them for your table top role playing game, I do highly recommend these Icons of the Realms bricks if you are anything at all like me and not interested in painting your own.I've now bought at least one each of the Tyranny of Dragons, Monster Menagerie, and Monster Menagerie 2 booster boxes, so I've got a fair spread of experience with the sets now.This one does not stack up well against the others available (on Amazon at least), due almost entirely to the price point. Monster Menagerie 2 (available from a different seller) is £17.58 for 4 figures, of which 1 is always large. This works out as about £4.50 a mini, which is relatively good value even if the quality of the more common minis is not incredible. The Tyranny of Dragons box was £35 like this one, but came in a much larger box in which I got 2 large creatures (as it happened, two dragons - I was very happy!) in addition to 2 medium/small figures. This is a little pricey, but given the fact large creatures are much larger in scale, it is difficult to complain.Therefore, it's a little galling that this box was £35 but turned out to be the same size and monster composition as the MM2 box which is retailing at half the price. Let's be clear - this is the same kind of product, but twice as expensive for no obvious reason. Add to this the fact that apparently these boxes are $12-14 in the States (though I've yet to verify that), you're looking at a very expensive boosterThe miniatures you get are small, and I mean very small, even smaller than frostgrave minis.The paint quality is very low.I don't find that the price is right for this, way too expensive for what you get.And it's random, I feel like it's designed to make someone spend loads of money on it.Grandson loved itComo as peças são aleatórias (no meu caso desconfio que não foram tão aleatórias já que a caixa estava "lacrada" com durex...) você pode dar azar de pegar peças não tão legais.No geral as miniaturas são bem legais, ajudam muito numa sessão, mas não é o produto ideal para criação de volumes e exércitos. É ótimo para ilustrar alguns cenários, etc.Os olhos de algumas pinturas são muito estranhos, são umas manchas pretas muito marcadas no rosto e fica um efeito mais cômico do que sério