Dungeons and Dragons FINALLY got Hard Plastic Minis. D&D Sprues! Wizkids Frameworks Review.
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- Dungeons and Dragons minis are getting made in polystyrene now! We've seen resin, bendy plastic, and metal... and now we have hard plastic sprues. :-) This is my favorite material for building, painting, and playing. It looks like these Frameworks minis are gonna be for sale very late 2021 or early 2022. Early samples provided by WizKids for review purposes and as part of free RPG day at Crossroad Games in Standish, Maine.
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More people should paint DnD minis... in real life and on here on TH-cam! :-) Question: Who are your favorite TH-camrs who already paint a lot of DnD minis? let's give 'em some love!
28mm or 32mm?
Agree TH-cam need more diversity… For me it’s devs and dice, love that channel
I gotta say i really like the old Ral Partha AD&D Miniatures
@@RPRsChannel anywhere in there :-) It just seems like wargaming gets waaaaayyy more painting love than RPGs do, which is strange since more people play RPGs. I'd love to see some more DnD painting channels get popular!
But ofc, _everything_ is "worth something", so building an Ral Partha AD&D Miniature army off ebay and those prices on these 'teasures' is x10-x20 more expensive than just buying similar proxies.
“You know what’s better than ale?………READING!”
I’m dead. 😄
But that`s debatable though… hahahaha
It's fantasy afterall.sometimes ypu have to suspend your disbelief.
Try selling that line to your Cyberpunk guys too!! Ale is better than reading
BMC I challenge you to fit that line in your next cyberpunk video XD
You know what's better than ale, or reading?
Both, obviously.
"You know what's better than ale? Reading!" Never change, Brent.
Indeed!
I was cutting out my Slambo with snips when he said that, and I'm so glad my chuckle didn't cause me to slip
I'm really glad you've vocalized the lack of content focus on DnD miniature painting. I love mini-painting and I do so exclusively for dungeons and dragons so seeing more mini-painters tackle the same stuff would be very interesting and engaging.
We'll see what we can do :-)
I happen to have a channel where I paint miniatures for RPGs
I really appreciate this video. I would love to see more people on TH-cam paint fantasy type minis instead of just Warhammer. I'm just starting out but I don't want to buy war hammer or other army types of minis.
@@perezjm21 My videos are what you want
I actually got into mini panting because of D&D. I wanted minis to add to our game. Went to Warhammer for the better sculpts. Very excited to see what wizkids comes up with!
I’ve painted a lot of Nolzur’s because I like the designs and price point but those damnable bendy weapons drive me insane. It’s nice to have an alternative.
exactly! more options is always a good thing :-)
Hot water followed by a cold water dunk always does wonders for me, I have even done some minor re-posing that way without any trouble.
My problem is I have to strip them, remove mold lines, flashing ,and gap fill before re-priming and then finally painting it.
Soft plastic mold lines are the absolute worst, takes me 2-3x longer and I never manage to get all of it.
@@Ricksteady8 Thanks for the tip! I’m going to have to give that a shot. But I agree they are a lot of work as a whole.
Maybe I got some old castings, but the last few I've bought have been pretty bad with the mold marks. Then you scrape it off and have to re-prime them. I really prefer Reaper.
@@scottplumer3668 I really like reaper too. They’re scaled a little bigger and are easier for me to paint. However my local hobby store stopped carrying them so I haven’t been able to do them for a while.
This was a great watch Brent. I’m in the category of not super into painting minis, but I really love the looks of these and can see myself getting excited to pick some up when my hobby shop gets em in and give em some paint 🎨
It's always nice for another company to advance in what they offer, they do look nice and if any of the monsters are a nice fit for the Frostgrave Beastialry I'll pick it up providing theirs not a Reaper bones black (the stiffer plastic) version that's half the price
Always love to see more variety on the market, especially in hard plastic! :-)
I've always treated D&D as a miniature agnostic game using all brands of minis. Nice to see this new line of figures though.
yup yup! DnD is like... THE miniature agnostic game, but it's always good to have more options and also on-ramps for curious new players :-)
Considering 50% of Gary Gygax's miniature collection were raids on his children's toy box, it's a fair treatment.
@@DungeonMiser The bullete, rust monster, shambling mound, and owlbear are all based on knockoff Ultraman kaiju toys sold as "dinosaurs" in the USA.
Lego men! To warrr!
I have legit bought whole board games purely to have their minis to use in D&D. Like Descent 2nd Gen (Journeys in the Dark), I bought a bunch of the expansions and the like for it purely to have cool minis to use in my D&D games.
I've been playing dnd for a little longer then 20 years. I have only recently gotten into painting minis. While a friend had the biggest influence in getting getting to try. Another big reason, was I had intimidated myself out of even trying.
Between cost, and the fact I didn't know anyone who painted to ask for advice or tips, I guess I just felt afraid of wasting my money on something I wasn't going to be happy with.
But I'll tell you, channels like yours have really helped me. Learning techniques and having a place you know you can look for help took a lot of the anxiety away.
And you Brent, as a presenter and host, are great. You speak plainly and your sincerity is apperant. You're informative, and seem to present as many aspects and or views as you can think to include. Thanks for all of the great content.
These look great! Thanks for the review Brent, i love your painting style and your voiceover, no one speaks or sounds like you and it's a joy for my ears :)
Thanks for extolling the love of painting minis for D&D. I started playing and painting in the late 1970s, and now I’ve got my grandson into playing…he’s not into painting….yet :-)
I still don't understand how anyone can give the nicest guy on the planet a thumbs down...🤔
I like everything about these except the price. Personally I find it’s hard enough to get players to pick up minis to begin with, and I think a lot of people will scoff at a price point that starts at $15, especially when 5e can be played with TotM or with digital tabletops.
I do think it’s kind of weird how there’s almost no d&d miniature painting on TH-cam. Especially when you consider how many of the landmark terrain youtubers got their start doing d&d terrain.
I did too scoff at the price. But let me reassure you: there's plenty of content about painting fantasy minis on the Tube. Channels/painters like Miniac, Ninjon, Mindwinter Minis, Sigmars and about ten other gents and ladies are regularly pushing advanced technical and beginner content on lavis, highlighting, non metallic metals or basing. And i'm not even considering what you can lesrn from the military model hobbyists that publish on TH-cam too. Don't wait for the youtube algorithm to recommend you new stuff, do queries !
The price point is insulting. A fair price would be $4-5 USD for a small frame.
@@the_arcanum Oh I watch all of those, but none of them base their content in generic fantasy figures. They all focus on the GW product line and intersperse their videos occasionally with other miniatures.
I mean more along the lines of seeing a miniature painting channel that doesn't paint 80%+ GW figures.
@@mrmaat I think $5 is low, but I'm Canadian, so my $5 probably isn't your $5. I think $10 is pretty reasonable just because of how many options come with the figure.
Thats taking into account that regular Wizkids models already cost around $5 here.
I think it’s a fair price. Marvel Crisis single figures are around that range, and while larger in scale, they also include pricing for licensing and game design, and don’t come with much in the way of customization options. For $15 retail to get a solid figure that will provide options that become bits when not used is a pretty decent price for this market.
Customization is something I've always found sorely lacking from the Wizkids line. If these all turn out to be similar quality and price, I'd be happy to pick up a few kits for my players.
tbh if the difference in price is only a few pounds/dollars its still worth it imo for the customisation & not having the headache to deal with the god awful primer they currently use
So these are $15 for 1 customizable mini vs the Nolzurs which is $5 for 2 non-customizable minis.
Its so good to have your content back, highlight of my week.
I dig that they're doing models on sprues with all the extra options. Really makes for good value. I also like Nolzur minis and, while I've come across bendy weapons, they're pretty easy to fix with a little heat (though I've totally cut off a few and customized weapons myself). My only real complaint is with the mold lines. Like you stated, they're definitely harder to clean and end up leaving a good amount of unprimed areas that need to get covered.
I often clip off existing weapons and glue spare plastic ones on them. Same with heads.
Yep: mold lines, soft details, and sometimes over-sprayed primer are the primary downsides to the softer plastic. The ability to cut and modify hard plastic is its largest strength. Metal is the GOAT.
Love getting a sneak peak at this new line of D&D minis. The customization it offers players is super enticing! D&D was how I got into the hobby, created a metal mini on hero forge, first mini I ever painted. That was over three years ago. 🤘Some of my favorite mini painters on TH-cam: The Pickle Jar, Benji’s Hobbies and Elstonation.
I really enjoy watching you paint. Your figures always look so clean and fun.
Can't wait to see what you're planning for good ol Drizzt there!
Your nighthag look superb! Fantastic job as always Brent!
Hey thanks! :-)
Ah, now a whole new generation of players are going to learn the joys of a bitz box
Very interested in the PC mins. Thanks for this video Brent! Great review!
Great review. I'm looking forward to these hitting the market.
The PVC D&D minis are just terrible to paint. They are usually too shallow in details and too great in flashing / miscasts.
I picked a dwarf up today and uhhh, yep. Shoulder armor missing a chunk, flash around the shield, and hard to get at flash edges under the arms and across the hair
Eric, I feel your pain. I bought a sorcerer a few months back, mostly out of curiosity given the price. Terrible is the right word! I couldn't even figure out where to start, mould lines or filling in all the holes. I honestly think I could've done a better job building one myself out of green stuff. With my eyes closed!
The strength of that line is the monster minis and terrain pieces. I am not a fan of the character minis.
I love character creation. I really enjoy painting minis for my characters in D&D.
yeah the mold lines on Nolzurs and the bendy weapons are the main reasons I stay with reaper or 3d printing. That and I remember as a young dm going into my store and the aisles upon aisles of reaper minis racked to the ceiling, and flipping through them to find something appropriate. Sadly there isn't something like that where I live now.
“You know what’s better than ale? Reading!” should be on merch!
Just wanna say that having a mug of ale while reading is the best combination. Everyone should try it!
Dayum, Wizkids sure has stepped up their game. These look pretty good!
Hey Brent! Shout out from another Maine resident, mini painter and D&D player (DM 95% of the time!) I'm a long time D&D player and DM and started playing in early 1978. We should chat sometime!
Hey Jamie! :-)
Hey Goober, when I think of mini painting, I think of D&D! In fact, I started painting D&D minis way before Warhammer 40k even came out. W40k likes to pretend it invented mini painting, but that couldnt be farther from the truth.
Nice! I'd love to see more mini painting in DnD. someday, someday! :-)
Very cool! Depends on the price point for me though, Northstars Frostgrave minis have more options then those currently do. I'm sure with future release though this idea could really take off.
The price point seems a little high for me. Especially since GW model boxes can be a bigger investment, but cheaper per-mini. I’ll still probably buy some of these though because impulses
I hear ya. GW is up to 35 dollars for individual plastic characters though... not that two wrongs make a right, but I don't think WizKids is off the deep end at 15 dollars.
As Brent says - you have to compare apples to apples. Warhammer single model prices are the true comparison.
Depends on how many they expect to sell, versus the cost of producing the injection moulding heads which are suuuper expensive. I imagine the cost of "character" models in the GW lines follow this kind of logic as well. D&D has a larger general audience, so likely WizKids are able to amortise the production costs against significantly more sales. That's just my guess though.
Fantastic! As a DM mini painter I've always envied the crisp models from GW, which are mostly the wrong scale or just don't fit thematically in most dnd campaigns
I'm a DM and I can't do a campaign until every mini is painted, every monster, all terrain, all of it. I love it more than actually playing at this point.
I hadn't played in a decade. I was asked to DM by a friend. I was going to fork over the cash for prepainted minis and the price was a no go. Four 3d printers later and now dming 3x a week. its almost a job at this point. But I'm glad I got back into it, since it sucked my wife and kids into it. Which in turn sucked their friends amd their parents into it. I'll never look back. But it did cause an itch to war game, so if I could find the time to paint my dominion box that would be great... 🍻
That's some awesome dedication! I'm glad you got back to playing, I bet your games are amazing :-)
It kinda sucks being a dnd painter primarily, the internet isn't super kind to the dnd painters out there compared to wargamers so I as a primarily dnd centric painter I hope this catches on
And here I just finished painting my resin warlock from Heroforge! :D These look cool, though, and much better than the current Nolzur's; if they release all the Modrons as Frameworks minis, I'll jump straight in!
These look pretty interesting. Definatelly an up compared to Nolzur's. Totally agree with you on promoting painting in D&D too. I believe it is getting more and more popular though. Good vid again, thank You!
This is awesome Brent. As someone who is slowly migrating back to a tabletop game, I need to look for these.
Well neat and about time.
Definitely into this and more painting.
Thanks
You can fix the bendy swords with a little heat, and after heat treatment they even harden. I just use a regular lighter, put the part I want above the flame for about a second, it gets even softer and I just pull it by the tip in the direction I want it to be, it quickly cools down and hardens into position. it is easier to pull it than to "bend" it into position.
I'll give that a shot!
Or dip the part in boiled water to heat it up then hold in place until it cools
@@RhubarbKetchup lol this sounds like a much safer way to do it, will definitely give it a try! Thank you!
I've used boiling water a bunch of times - definitely work's on the WizKids line - I managed to completely re-position a Rakdos wing (large model), swords and arms work nicely too. I get them malleable by submerging the part in recently boiled water for maybe 30 - 60 seconds, then, holding the part in the position I want it, dunk it under running cold water at the sink - works a charm.
Bendy stuff on Reaper minis and also on the older pre-painted D&D miniatures also works with heat by dipping into boiling water until you can shape the mini and cool it afterwards under cold water.
Fyi, you can fix any of the bendy swords from the Reaper Bones line or others made from the same material quite easily. Get one container large enough to immerse the mini and your hands as you hold the weapon in its desired shape. Add enough water with some ice cubes without it overflowing once you dunk the mini. Then boil water in a pot large enough to dunk just the mini-please, no hands in boiling water! Hold the mini upside down by the base (use a cooking spoon if you worry about getting scalded) in the boiling water for about 5 seconds or so. Take it out and shake off excess water. Now gently bend the weapon how you'd like it, hold it that way, and dunk it in the ice bath. Hold for 10 seconds. Remove from water and examine it.
You may need to boil again and ice bath again. Just remember to be gentle-it could snap if you apply force too quickly. It should want to return to the form it was given by the mold process. Once removed and left to cool, some Bones minis tend to sag, and thus bendy weapons happen.
Check the mini again the following day. Sometimes a mini might need a further treatment. But most should be fixed by now.
Hope this helps someone!
Thanks! I'll set aside some time to un-noodle these swords :-)
These look really cool! As a scale modeler new to the mini painting hobby, this is right up my alley. I'm glad you talked about a greater focus on D&D minis. I have zero interest in playing Warhammer, which seems to get the lion's share of attention on the TH-cam mini painting channels. But I do love fantasy and D&D and have been buying some Reaper Black and Nolzur's models. (The hard plastic Reaper minis are far superior.) Also, those fiddly bits don't seem too bad. Wait until you've built 1/72 tank models, where some parts are literally the size of a pin head!
I have played TTRPGs for roughly 10-11 years without ever using minis for it. 99% of the time it's been either theater of the mind or roll20 with tokens and maps.
The 1% left is for the two times I played with LEGO models to try and replicate a battlefield, technically used as minis without bases.
Though I recently painted my first 2 rpg character models (that are also my first heavy conversions) and it was great ! I'm planning on doing that more with my more recent groups, even though we won't play with minis
"Every material has Pros and Cons"
Lead Pros: Soft, malleable, low melting point and inexpensive.
Lead Cons: Extremely toxic to humans
I know, and yet it was the best we had for years. Gave us a good incentive to cover it in paint asap though!
I got into 3D printing and mini painting purely for DnD. I repurpose stuff from online or even Warhammer things I've purchased from the GW store. It's a lot of fun and I have no problem repurposing things without worrying too much about lore accuracy
I think these look amazing! I think the price point is perfect for a 'character' mini, and I really like the customization options.
I think the main issue is to be a DnD player/painter you are generally painting stuff for outside of DnD (except for the games master). Paints, brushes, practice are all pricy if all you use is one model.
Very good point.
These ARE good kits. Thanks, Goober.
Right on those r actually not bad, very promising!
When I used to work at a games store, before the wizkids minis came out, the options for dragonborn/gnomes/tieflings/etc were so limited! It's great how many good D&D minis there are now, and the fact that these have variant options is also great!
Yeah! Always good to see more options, this is a great step in the right direction. :-)
Whoo, commenting before watching for the algorithm, It's been a while since I saw something from you
I would love to see more dnd minis being painted and to see those creations being used in a campaign. It's be nice to have more quality minis... I bought a few and tried painting, but lost focus due to not being happy with character model and my lack of skill lol
How could the Mayor of Goobertown choose anything but the exuberant face?
You knew it was coming :-)
Staying strictly with multi-part polystyrene minis, I consider the various Frostgrave miniatures packs to be an excellent choice. They don't have a D&D logo on the box, of course.
Good to see that this batch, at least, is more consistently sculpted than the regular line of WizKids minis. (The best of that line are quite good, the worst ... really aren't.)
I really gotta get my hands on some of those frostgrave minis! I've been curious about them for a while, thanks for reminding me :-)
@@GoobertownHobbies Mostly humanoids, lots of head and arm options but a limited number of bodies. And of course you can swap across boxes to get more combinations if you have multiple different sets.
Loving the gingerbreak man - pure class
I really do prefer the dense polystyrene for minis, so this is welcome even if I have been playing other rpgs more that DnD lately
Personally I’m a reaper miniatures guy but I wanna give these a shot
Great review of a vendor product. Unbiased and no 'strings' attached by the vendor. This is the way reviews should be. I'm pretty jaded by the reviews of others who are unable to criticize a product good or bad. Good job Brent and in my view your credibility is top notch!
Honestly my view of wizkids went up just in that they didn't attach any strings or put a review embargo or wait until the very last second to send it out. That's the way to do it!
Good video; it was fun to seeing you these characters to life in such vibrant color. The miniature sculpts do look good - but the price point seems a bit high, honestly. Check out Reaper's black line - which is much improved version of their previous bones line. (No customization offered of course). Frost grave's line of miniatures are plastic/ on frame - and offer a lot of customization, plus good detail. (I've used them for rpgs.)
OMG I WANNA PAINT THOSE!
Very nice paintjobs!
Looking forward to creating my own (fifteen) dollar store Drizzt without floppy weapons :)
I have a feeling the D&D community is less interested in high quality paintjobs is because monster models are typically only used once, whereas scenery is more generic and can be reused. That said, I usually put a lot of effort into painting my PCs. Makes them feel less disposable.
Very cool models. $25 a monster is a little steep for me as a DM but maybe they'll be fun conversion bits for other games too!
These do look rather Cool, but seem kinda costly for what your getting. And Yes you can Add Little things, But as you said they all seem to stand the same way.. But Easier to paint, I like that idea! I do not like the metal ones for that reason. I Love the One with the Long Green Coat, seems like she should be an archer! Thanks For Showing em to us??? When Will they be out???
Yep yep! I think the original plan was late 2021, but it might end up being 2022. Pretty soon though! :-)
Yaaaaay Drizzt incoming! Haha these kits look awesome!!
Good to see you back again brother!👍
Honestly I use a lot of the reaper and wizkids unpainted floppy plastic minis... but its more because I'm "super gentle" and definitely don't tend to snap/break 3d printed minis when working with them. I definitely didn't barely touch one minis head and it just came off in my hands... no that wasn't me... definitely someone else I have no idea what you're talking about.
hhehehehee
With all those options I could see value in buying multiple copies of a character. Cool product line from Wizkids. Adding this to the reasons why I'm sad I don't have an RPG group these days :(
So excited for these
awwww yeahhhh
If you like D&D, you should try out The Dark Eye ;)
Its a complete world with dozens of places, cities, gods, history...it is so detailed it even has its own newspaper in Germany. Time to get out of the dungeon and explore the overworld ;)
Shame on the price. For those who are more into DnD will probably now go straight to 3D printing. £300 for a basic resin setup and about £12 for a range of miniatures pre-supported ready to print.
I could be wrong, but I think a LOT of players will buy one or two for characters they actually play. The monsters... yeah they seem expensive, we'll see. I love 3d printing too, but there's something to be said for a couple of friends peer pressuring each other into buying models at the game store! :-)
@@GoobertownHobbies interesting. I suppose 3D printing is more for the dedicated fanbase. I just wonder how big the market is for miniatures at that price point for DnD. The quality does look good.
I belive that some people will love this line. Not every one is getting a 3d printer, so these are not so bad
I can't wait!
I really need an army of gingerbreadmarines. NOW!
"You know what's better than Ale? Reading." I spit out my OJ. Great review, thank you for doing this Brent. :)
Hehehe, you do love your stories :-)
A cup of hot water will fix the bent weapons. 9 times out of 10, they just go back to the shape from the mold without the need of manipulation.
I'll give it a shot, thanks! :-)
I'd love to see minis like this for other genres. We all know fantasy is the 800 pound gorilla, but hardly the only genre of rpg. I play sci-fi, and feel fortunate enough to be able to kit-bash WH40K, Stargrave, and Maelstrom, but what about Call of Cthulhu, superhero, and cyberpunk games? Surely there is market there for plastic minis too.
I'd love to see that- if we keep growing the gaming hobbies then it's just a matter of time! :-)
Wizkids had with the Nolzur-Line a few Miniatures which where pretty good, if you think about the Materials they where Using. So: I'm not this much hyped by the product, but it looks like Framework is the only Chance left to get my hands on a good Beholder-Mini.
The perfect beholder will come someday, we must be patient :-)
Those look fantastic
These look awesome, as well as the paint jobs you give them. I’ve never played D&D, however these miniatures might be the push I need to give it a go!
Thank you for highlighting them and doing an amazing video
It's fun! if a friend ever expresses interest in DnD you should totally take them up on it! :-)
That Druid is really inspirational too. Your paint job looks fantastic. I think these are super overpriced, but your videos are always lovely Brent.
Man, I wish I could get that night hag pack somewhere, but I'm too late, and I'm in Germany to boot! (Our Gratisrollenspieltag is in March/April, and it's of course exclusive to the German RPG scene, so no WizKids anyway.)
Your minis turned out great, though. And I'm looking forward to those being available, it's another option (besides my own 3D printer) I can offer my players once we can play live again. I still need to convince them to actually paint them themselves, though :D
Minis that dont bend over time are super nice! Or even bent in the package before open suck loads, fixable but blah😂
Finally a decent looking Drizzt figure! For years I've been searching for one. Not happy about the price, but at least they seem to be great quality minis.
I wonder why they have separate legs and torso when it's the only options you can use? Why not just have 1 piece
The bendesweapons were always the reasonI I walked by these miniatures. Maybe now they are worth a try.
You're not gonna tell me the "elf ranger" isn't Drizzt. Two scimitars? The paintjob on the packaging even makes him a drow.
These look seriously good, especially as someone who hates using minis for DnD (though great for other games).
These minis look really nice (and the totally-not-Drizzt would be perfect for the character I will start playing in our new campaign next week), but I've only ever painted pre-assembled and primed minis so far. This means I would also need to buy an exacto knife and plastic cement and primer, which is quite a lot for just one mini.
that's a good point about the extra startup cost... good food for thought! cool minis for sure though
I will say that as far as tools go, you can get by with dikes and a boxcutter for cutting and cleaning parts off the sprue. I built alot of models without special tools in that regard, but the tools make the process easier, but for a one-off build they would do just fine.
I buy d and d miniatures for my 4 year old to paint, where high durability is a feature, while mold lines and bendy weapons dont matter. The price point means I dont care if he breaks them or plays with them (Literally)
There ya go! good to have options :-)
I recently discovered this new range of D&D figures and I absolutely love them but I paint just for display and not gaming so I'll be more apt to buy more plus the prices are much more friendly then GWs out-of-control pricing! I'm hoping they include the legendary Warduke character, that would be awesome! And just for the fun of it, Wizkids should offer the characters from the 80s D&D Saturday morning cartoon but options are lacking so maybe not but I really want a Warduke figure anyway!!
goob day best day
Hopefully with these models I can finally make my lizardfolk fighter and paint it.
Your day will come, you just gotta believe! :-)
@@GoobertownHobbies I believe they will do it maybe as a set 2 or 3 of the new models.
Dear Brent, excellent tutorial! I'm waiting for the Drizzt tutorial with baited breath! Best Wishes Johnny
These are super cool
I need human rogue now!
Framework Minis do look amazing! But I will personally always love the unpainted Wizkids sentiment. There are indeed often bend parts but it takes less than a minute and very low effort to fix them. Wiggle the bend part in hot, almost boiling water, straighten it and put it in cold or running water - fixed. Learned this quite recently, and it has changed my painting life, so I really wanted to share this tip! Happy painting =)
Sweet. My son will be over the moon.
As for D&D heavy content, I'm making videos to get D&D fans and TTRPG people into mini painting and terrain making stuff, and vice versa. I love both!
Gingerbread men friends for everyone. Whoop. Whoop.
Great video. I should be sleeping but I’m going to finish it before I do that.
This does look like a cool product. Thanks for this, Brent!. 15 bucks for a single mini is a bit steep to me, but that Orc looks pretty amazing... and I might want that moose antler head for a Nob in my Waaaaagh soooo.... hmmm.