Dungeon & LASERS townsfolk miniature pack unboxing and review! (ENG, more or less!)

Welcome to this first unboxing and review experiment for the ‪@Larrotino86‬! In this video we explore together this beautiful box packed with 62 (yes, sixty-two!) miniatures suitable for any fantasy setting. Enjoy!

[@MarkCMG]

Thanks for the video! That's quite the selection! 😀

[@MonsterPainter]

Looks like a very fun kit.

[@last2nkow]

if i could get just the civillians id snap that up real fast, but im swimming in town guards and bandit minis

[@dariolombardi7456]

I see. I usually don't like double poses of the same miniatures so I fished in my bits box and converted the clone guards. I mostly used Perry miniatures bits from their European mercenaries and cavalry boxes

[@robins5314]

Thanks for the video. Any idea how these scale up with Warhammer Fantasy Empire miniatures?

[@Larrotino86]

Apologize for the late reply. I forgot to tell you.. This is the link to my Instagram where I shot some comparative pics together with an old mordheim model. Hope you find it helpful instagram.com/p/CkNvl55tx-o/?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

[@PlacentaFishcakes]

Thank you for the video, very helpful. Do you know the specific scale these are, 28mm,32mm, heroic? Will they fit in scale with slim historical 28mm figures or are they games Workshop size?

[@Larrotino86]

instagram.com/p/CkNvl55tx-o/?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA== if you follow this link it'll go to my Instagram post in which I shot a comparison of these models and new gw's and some others

[@PlacentaFishcakes]

That's very helpful, especially the perry figures , thank you very much

[@AnneBerkheij]

What I can not find anywhere is do those bases hold to the standard 5 by 5 grid?

[@Larrotino86]

What do you mean? I don't know what a standard grid is... Do you mean the size of the bases?

[@AnneBerkheij]

@@Larrotino86 The standard dnd squares are 25mm by 25 mm, or 1 inch by 1 inch. Do these fit in those squares?

[@Larrotino86]

@@AnneBerkheij ah ok! Now I understand! They will fit perfectly : all the models (except for cavalry) are on the glorious 25 mm round base.

[@elmyelmy5214]

What are they hard plastic, resin? I mean material

[@dariolombardi7456]

It's hard plastic, not resin. Quite good quality for the price tag

[@danielramsey6141]

Abit too much for my blood. I can’t really paint small details on miniatures.
Been practicing with bigger stuff before I start working on those sorts of character minis.

[@dariolombardi7456]

Contrast/speedpaint, this is the way. A good undercoat, zenithal priming/drybrush and wash and your miniatures are ready within minutes. Then, I mostly use this new paints for my minis. If I want a quick thing I just varnish them after painting (contrast and speedpaints are very, very thin and so very keen to chipping), otherwise I use these colors as a great guideline to add details. I find this way of painting very satisfying, cutting corners on the most tedious part of painting, the base colors. Imho, of course...