Werewolf Brute Miniature Figure Wolf Wolves 28mm Dungeons and Dragons Miniature Gaming, Beast Warrior Fantasy Role Playing TabletopGames

I was expecting them to be a little bit rough and not great detail around the smaller features but I am pleasantly surprised that they're very detailed. I've had other miniatures like this from other brands but they have really suffered with the smaller details looking almost a blank canvas at points. These ones don't suffer from that at all which is brilliant!There are 3 of them in the pack with the bases but I would say the price is a little bit too high for what you get. Not massively, maybe £10-11 would be more suitable. For that reason 4/5

This is a review for the Forged Terrain Store werewolf brute miniatures.These are very nicely designed and 3D printed werewolf miniatures, of an appropriate scale for use with a variety of tabletop RPGs. The quality is really good and I was impressed by the detailing on the figures. The fur has a good texture and the details are likely to really pop with some dry-brushing.I think the price is reasonable when you consider how expensive the big brand figures can be.

These small werewolf figures are a lot more detailed than I was expecting them to be, even down to the lines on the palms of their hands! I showed them to my brother who’s a senior designer at a very well known Notts based maker, and he said they were quite detailed for something so small. There’s a few rough edges from the 3D printing. I was a tad sceptical of them being ‘ready to paint’ but I’ve been getting on pretty well with my speed paints. The poses are nice and dynamic, although I’d prefer for them all to be mounted on a base. If you were wanting to build a whole army of these little guys though, it would get very pricey. Currently at just under a fiver per wolf, it’s a tad too much

Pros- genuinely great detail, right down to claws/fingernails- most clean up is done- supports seem to be removed well, little clean up still here and thereCons- packaging that they're boxed in, with Wotsit foamies- still some fine clean up and potentially need careful washing around the backs where it's shinierI'll start with, I was hesitant about picking some of these up based on some of the reviews. But I would happily spend my own money on some of these now!Realistically, I can't fault them.. Other than the packaging, which I'm amazed they've all reached me fine. But hey, maybe they've done the research or trial and error to find the way that best works for them. They all arrived perfectly in tact so I can't really remove any rating here.I was genuinely surprised at just how much detail is on these ones. There's plenty of it, and it's seemingly loving cared for when removing from the supports. Right down to the claws/fingernails.. Great detail!I would prefer a cleaner job, but it seems to be par for the course with 3D printer minis these days. Until that changes as a norm, I can't fault them on it.The clean up is pretty minimal, there's a few more shiny spots here, more than on the dwarfs like but it's nothing major. Need to smooth out some of the support nubs but it's easy enough.It's been a pretty good experience so far. The resin isn't too brittle and it's not soft so no bending anywhere.Other than the packaging and extra clean up (we all would prefer to spend less time doing less clean up!) I genuinely can't really fault them. Great detail and quality.Happy to recommend!

These pack of 3 Werewolf Brute minis are quite stunning and the detail is great.Two Werewolves seem to be affixed to what I assume to be a rock or ledge, while the third is just standing and will not stay upright without first being affixed to the base.Perfect for any RPG, table top or collecting, these Werewolves are of a high quality and are the perfect size for my D&D campaign.I think I would have preferred that all three of them came attached to rocks as it would have been easier for use, but you do get three differently posed minis, which adds a bit of variety.These minis are lightweight, but seem pretty sturdy, although the Werewolf without its rocky ledge may not be as sturdy when glued to a base.I have often had encounters with Werewolves in previous D&D campaign settings but having never owned any Werewolves, I always had to resort to something else like orcs or similar.I can't wait to make use of these and I would certainly recommend them.

I've recently had the pleasure of reviewing the dwarven army which I received alongside these 3 werewolves. I'd have to say from the get go that I was a little disappointed by these werewolves as I would have expected them to be larger on scale and by the price. sadly I do not feel this particular set is worth the premium rate.Lets say your average dwarf would be around 5ft, and an average werewolf to be around 7ft. In model form there is only a height difference of 1cm and the werewolves do not look particularly well fed. To me a good werewolf would be tall and strong therefore muscles would be greater and its mass would more considerably more. These remind me more of possibly a teenage wolf pack not as terrifying as mature alphas.The detail is good, the price is too much, when I compare between the two packs the dwarfs are considerably less then the werewolves.I do however really like what this company is doing and will purchase more in the future.

good quality, very highly detailed figures in different poses. You need to stick the figures onto the stands provided.

These are slightly larger miniatures than some but there's only three and the price per miniature feels rather high. The quality of the modelling is good, bases are supplied and there's no defects in mine.Overall I'm quite impressed with the models and as long as you are happy with the value proposition I think you'll enjoy them.