Skeleton Infantry (Wargames Atlantic)

This is the second time I have bought from this company, and I can say I am very impressed with the quality. the assembly has no instructions, but is easy to assemble with tamiya cement. I would prefer this over wiz kids because of its quality and its low price. Detail: crevices are given attention so it looks very life like. Ease of assembly: it requires no to many pieces so it is not to difficult. Fun for kids: It is a fun build but I can see it as something a child might find difficult Variety: It comes in a large variety of things like archer parts and pole men so it has a variety. Why did you pick this product vs others?: Because of its quantity and quality and its cheap price.

These minis are wonderful! I have used this kit to make skeleton warriors, and also as set decoration on other minis. The assembly is slightly fiddly due to all skeleton minis being skinnier than fleshy minis, but this kit is far better than other skeleton kits I have assembled. The box contains 8 identical sprues, which make a total of 32 skeletons. 8 of the skeletons are more difficult to assemble than others because the legs and torsos for those minis are separate. This also means those 8 minis are more easily used as decoration on another mini, or assembled in a way contrary to typical human anatomy. There is an over abundance of heads and right arms in the kit, which means if you want to use these minis for Dungeons and Dragons or another ttrpg, you can combine heads with arms to create at most 16 extra minis.

This kit is a great value for the price. These more or less scale with Oldhammer and Middlehammer plastic skeleton kits

Was great but I got bored. shown like a snap together but you need glue.

24 of the skeletons are easy to assemble, the last 8 are all separate pieces and are a bit of a bother to put together due to joint holes being shallow. Once together though, great set.

Fantastic, classic models. You get a lot in the box, and they are one of the best values I’ve seen for large hordes of skeletons. Atlantic Wargames also makes a quality miniature and are very involved with the community.

Some flash, comes with water transfer decals... Nice models overall.

This isn't a bad set of miniatures, but they're also not the greatest I've ever seen. The box contains 8 identical sprues of various parts. Each of those 8 has enough parts to assemble 4 complete skeletons. There are several weapon choices available, with each sprue having 1 sword, 1 bow, 1 pike, 4 shields, and 3 spears. Other optional accessories are a 1 quiver of arrows, 1 blowing horn, and 1 horned skull that can be attached to a spear to make a battle standard. Head options include 3 closed mouth skulls, 1 open mouth skull, and 1 helmeted skull. The customization options were what led me to buy this set as opposed to multiple 2-3 mini sets with identical poses. There will be parts left over from each sprue. Be warned: If you don't enjoy assembling miniatures, this is not the set for you. If you have experience putting together miniatures, this set isn't too bad. The details on the sculpts were adequate, but none of the figures really "pop" when you finally get them assembled and onto your table. I was very impressed that there were virtually no mold lines whatsoever on the models that had to be removed. My issues came from where the parts were cut from the sprue, and that's more my fault for not having a good pair of sidecutters. I bought these with the plan of using them for D&D and they fit rather well with the WizKids/Reaper minis I already own. I've included a picture with one of the skeletons from this product standing next to a skeleton mini from the Nolzur's Marvelous Miniatures series. Overall, these minis are not a bad value if you're mostly concerned with quantity over quality. I paid ~$35 for this set and at a little over $1 per figure, I am not disappointed. There are better skeleton miniatures out there, but you will pay a lot more for them.