LITKO Flame Marker | Fire Indicator | Spell Effect | Inferno | Compatible with Dungeons & Dragons, Warhammer 40k, Bolt Action, and Other Wargames (Yellow Flames & Amber Base, Mini)

Got these on Prime days. Just got them in. Glued them together, very easy and decent quality. No problems at all. They will work great for what I want. Flames of War and World of Tanks works really good. Fits right where the turret would be.

I ordered these with some other items and did not see them in the box when they arrived. I eventually did find them under the flap at the bottom of the box. Clear baggy packaging that is very small.I wasn't paying close enough attention to scale, but was not at all disappointed. These are perfect campfire size for standard tabletop minis and work great for marking terrain on fire.

Bought these on a whim. Didn't get any special glue. Crazy glue works fine. They are small, and the area where the glue is is at the bottom. I haven't seen any clouding yet. They're inexpensive, small items and I'm not sure I'd *notice* any clouding. I have crazy glue in a brush bottle (yes, brand name, found it in a convenience store nearby). There's a small 'tab' on the bottom of the flame piece; I put a little glue on the tab, and a little on the 'shoulders' - where the flame is flat to sit on the base - and, holding the gluey part up, I put the base on it, and tilted it so the inside of the hole in the base was flat against the part of the tab that had glue on it, and the base was flat on the 'shoulders'. 10 seconds later, I set it flat on the table and left it overnight. No problem, rock solid attachment so far.The pieces came in a ziploc baggie, inside a remarkably sturdy small cardboard box. And that's what I'm using to store them in. Kudos to the maker/packer/shipper. For these, at least, you can buy a few boxes and store at least 2 sets if not three, assembled, in one box. I haven't gotten any of the larger ones.I see no need to get special acrylic glue for these. It's not like I'm going to be staring at the amazing art of the bottom of the tiny glued together pieces of plastic make-believe flame when they're sitting on my table with figurines around it (or running from it). If you *really* must have Litko's Craft Acrylic Cement #33, it's cheaper here on amazon than their website. (Tho other of their stuff is cheaper on their website.)

These markers work really well for 15mm and smaller miniature games; I use mine for Tank and Naval Wargaming. The markers come in two pieces; a simple drop of glue will suffice for assembly. The markers are quite stable, with bases that are appropriately sized to remain attractive overall.

They look nice, but the fit between the flame parts and the bases is VERY loose. You do have to glue the tops in place for them to stand up. It would have been much nicer if they fit together better and didn't need glue, or at least didn't need so much glue. It's a VERY loose fit.

I got these flame pieces to use with mansions of madness and these are perfect. The assembly of these pieces could not be easier. I used some instant cure glue and there was no hazing. For people who had problems with hazing I would pretty much bet money that they use too much glue or are using an aggressive chemical CA bonder.It only takes the tiniest amount to fuse these pieces together and as you can see I have no hazing my pieces.

I didn't look hard enough to know ahead of time how big/small they were going to be, and they are on the smaller side of my expectations. This isn't a problem at all, just something observed once I got them.With that said, they do what I need them to do, and rather well ... disabled markers for vehicles/guns in Flames of War, and would be great for any such miniature game where fire represents something!

Multiple types of glue used but none worked well with this product. Product did not fit together well either. Lastly, inaccurate number of pieces were in the bags.