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The People of the Caravan from Dinotopia Volume III bring rich character and cultural detail to tabletop RPGs. This miniature set includes unique figures in desert-inspired attire, perfect for enhancing the atmosphere of games like D&D and Pathfinder.
These are medium miniatures on a 25mmbase. The Discuss Lord is on a 50mmbase.
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Danny
Amazing Quality! Well Worth the Wait
My figure finally arrived and I will say I am incredibly stoked and impressed with the quality and looks of the final product. Very detailed and larger than I anticipated, which I am very pleased! Raphael was quick to respond and very thorough with addressing all my questions which made me feel much more comfortable and trustworthy purchasing from here as it was my first time buying here. Customer service is phenomenal and I also get updated for every step of the fabrication process. I am very happy with how amazing everything turned out and excited to show this off! I definitely plan to purchase from here again!
Rukia Kuchiki - Bleach - 1:6, 1:9 Scale, Bust
Ashia
Fantastic! Easy to assemble
Fantastic! Easy to assemble. Painting,I would definitely recommend having a magnifying glass for the small details.
Chibi Heimerdinger - Arcane
Ashia
Love!
Love!! Working on painting. Quality is fantastic, and customer service is amazing. Would definitely buy from here again.
Isha - Arcane/League of Legends - 1:8 Scale
Rob Miller
Great sculpture and impressive detail!
Squirrel Girl - Marvel Rivals - 1:12 Scale, Bust
Adrian Atkinson
Great details
I'm always worried about details getting lost on smaller minis, but everything came out extremely well.
