Citadel Black Colossal Onslaught Miniatures Set - 4 Pack - Large 50mm Base, D&D BBEG Unpainted Minis, Includes Dragon, Lich, Beholder, Basilisk

So the package came on time and was packaged properly. A lot of the reviews say they're damaged, but I don't see how they can be with the plastic they're encased in.Also a lot of reviews say the beholder specifically is hard to paint. You can literally stick him in boiling water, bend his appendages, then flash him into ice water to set them.This set is really fun to paint

First of all the pictures they use for this product do the minis no favors; they look much better in person. I got this set because I needed a Beholder mini and the WizKids one is ridiculously overpriced right now as it is on back order.I didn't have high hopes because the pictures make these look pretty bare and undetailed, but the price was right and I figured enough paint and elbow grease would get them looking decent. Imagine my surprise when they arrived and these minis were full of way more fine detail than the pictures suggested and were pretty dang hefty, too.Haven't painted them yet, I may update this review with pictures when I do, but highly recommended, you will be surprised.

I like the product. I have not painted it yet, they are last in line lol. One of the flight stands was broken, but it is fixable with either epoxy or superglue. It broke at the base of the figure, so I am planning to drill and remount the flight base to the character and not return it.

These are awesome minis for the price and have great detail. Upon arrival one of the minis did happen to break from its stand, but Citadel Black was great with communication, and sent a replacement right away. I would recommend these to anyone who would like to add additional minis for their campaign collection or just enjoy collecting. Overall great product and great seller.

The Beholder, the snake aka Basallisk and the Lich are all perfect as boss monsters. The Dragon would be a good young dragon for a D&D or Pathfinder game, so a very good boss monster or even companion for adventurers above level 5 but below 10.The plastic material used is slightly rubbery and should hold up well to every day wear and tear. Haven't tried painting them yet but it would seem they will need to be primed before paint.I would totes tell people it's worth buying, only wish the Dragon were a bit larger.

Beautiful models of classic D&D monsters. The Beholder is particularly difficult to paint. The red dragon doesn't go together quite correctly. The litch is excellent.

Great value! I have as a gift in a secret Santa exchange and she loved it. She paints her own D&D figurines and was happy to add this to her collection

Overall: Fair price, good minis, expect to get crafty to fix them up a bitI purchased these to try out mini painting for the first time as I've always wanted to. I had a great time with these as the price and the variety are perfect. All four of these are sure to show up in campaigns at some point and I didn't want to spend a fortune on what could have been a botched paint job with my first attempt.While the minis have amazing details, there were moldlines/cracks in a few places. The Lich's staff was somewhat bent (very minor and easily fixed). And none of the models can disassemble, which would have made painting easier (especially under the beholder's eyes) However the biggest negative was both the dragon and the Beholder snapped off their supports. With no hole they weren't an easy fix. With the Dragon, I ended up finding a spot I could clue all four feet onto the base directly and just cut off the remainder of the broken support. With the beholder, I found a clear pencap and glued the beholder to the top of it and the bottom to the base. It doesn't look half bad but a sturdier construction would have made this a solid 4-5 star purchase.