ArcknightFlat Plastic Miniatures: Civilians; 64 Unique Civilian-Themed Minis for Starfinder; Affordable, Skinny Figurines for SF, Shadowrun, and Other Tabletop RPG Games

Like: Two-sided printing, included bases, variety, poses not overtly threatening.Dislike: Hmmm... nothing really.Especially great for: NPC encounters. Stand-ins for player characters when not in combat.Done right--to my way of thinking--RPG's have a little combat and a lot of role playing. Many role playing interactions would--in real life--be substantially compromised by a threatening weapon. The "normals" or "mundanes" met would not be brandishing hardware. Unfortunately, most miniatures have weapons as their most prominent feature. Such miniatures get in the way of the desired role playing mood.I really wish that more miniature providers would Follow the "Firefly" lead and provide a pair of minis (or more) fore each character. One would be in a combative pose, the other(s) in a more usual, less threatening, more reasonable configuration. I can dream, can't I?

It is tough to find modern miniatures these days if you don't have a 3D printer. These are awesome. The bases needed a little extra work with an exact to get them to work and I never got an email back from the manufacturer when I asked for advice about the bases but so it goes. I will probably buy more of these

Got these as I've had a hard time finding modern minis for our WOD game, not only are these beautifully detailed but the flat minis are great for storage. Only thing I wish was for more bases.

I had purchased some plastic figures at a gaming shop for about $15 that were really thick plastic and great quality. I was expecting something along those lines when I purchased these. The plastic sheet they were on was "rolled" slightly, the figures were curved and weird. The plastic was also very very flimsy. The actual cut out portion of the printed figure was extremely far out from the printing. I assume it had to be this way because the plastic was so thin. I returned these.

I'll be using this product for a Superhero game for normal city folk.

One of the major problems I've always had with tabletop gaming is that mobs/civilians leave you with the choice of voice of immersion-breaking tokens or spending a small fortune (in both time and money) on minor NPCs (30+ kobolds are HOW MUCH?!?) This neatly bridges that gap. Affordable and detailed this gives the GM the option of spending less time and money on something that looks nearly as good as painted 1"to 28mm miniatures.The main problem is that this is the only modern non-superhero (as opposed to steampunk or cyberpunk) edition. If gladly buy1)a military/police set2) a criminal set3) modern horror (vampires, werewolves, Frankenstein's Monsters, fish-men, ghouls, serial killers, ghosts, demons, monster hunters etc.)Also, more bases, please!