Kritieke rol: Unpatined Miniatures: Wisher Pixies - 6 Unpainted/Primed Dungeons and Dragons Miniature van WizKids - Compatibel met DND D & D en andere Tabletop RPG Games TTRPG

The details page doesn't say how small these are. They are so small that they don't have any details. I tryed to retour them but I need to pay 8 euro to send them back.

I was very happy with not only the selection of the the different poses for the pixies, but the overall look of them.People on here are complaining about “lack of detail” in a BARELY 1” tall mini. If you know anything about 3D model vs 3D print products… you’ll not listen to those people. As a 3D model- you can put THE MOST FINITE details: eyelashes, fingernails, creases in facial features, wrinkles in clothes, shoelaces… THE WORKS!BUT. Once you start 3D printing, it starts to dwindle, the level of detail the machine can print, the smaller the model gets. If you’re expecting what is pictured- with eyes, a mouth, inside the ear detail… maybe you’re not a barely 1” pixie mini kinda person. Maybe you’re more a 3-6” mini kind of person. You’ll be pleasantly surprised at the level of detail they can put into those chonkers!!So realistically. For what they are asking for- and what was delivered… it was exactly what I was expecting.I wasn’t overly surprised at how amazing it was. But I wasn’t at all disappointed. Did one of the pixies kind of look like Pearl from Steven Universe? Yeah- sorta. Did she literally have zero facial features and was just a teardrop shape on a neck? Yup. Did I expect there to be any large amount of detail in the faces? No.To be completely honest with you- the fact that two of the three even had indents where the eyes should have been was impressive at this scale! So… take the complainers with a grain of rice, and think realistically in terms of what it expects out of 3D printed things. It’s not magic. It’s science, math and all other things that go into being able to create these tiny things.I love them. If you appreciate the work that was put into them- and understand realistically what to expect… you will too. If you live in a fantasy world where 3D renderings are exactly what you expect… move along.

They work great!

These guys are awesome. However my only flaw is they can be fragile due to how they are made. Has nothing to do with the quality it’s just small parts.

Whichever company prints/molds these can't do details. Two of the three I got have blank ovals for faces, no details, and the third barely has a nose and eye indents and that one is missing both arms from the forearm down. Not worth painting even after stripping off the horrible factory priming job.

Love them! I use her as a marker for dnd games!