Arcknight Cyberpunks

All the players in our campaign loved the character choices. Nice figures and ready to play. No painting needed. Easy for me because I am the one who ends up painting players figures. I don’t have the time at the moment so these are great.

Only 4 stars because it only comes with 8 bases for 50+ minis. The minis themselves are good. I like the plastic edge as its easier to grab and move. I had previously bought the Litek 1” mini bases. I found that these plasitc minis fit nicely in them. Its $14 for 25 so i’ll get a few of those and then wont have to worry about having enough bases.

Flat Plastic Minis are good travel minis. They lose some of that mini magic, but for how easy they are to transport and the price is pretty good... so it's a good value for me.

This is one of 3 sets I bought, they look great and solve my 2 biggest problems I have with miniatures, storage and durability, to be able to store over 50 minis in a small plastic bag is game changing

This pack of Cyberpunk themed flat plastic miniatures is worth your investment, Choom. Slap down some eddies and buy this product now.

The skinny minis are beautiful and I can't wait to use them They should include the contents list somewhere but I ended up copying it from the pics and storing with the minis Got a bum pack that didn't have the bases so I have to figure that out. Couldn't find a way to reach the seller and only return option available is spending $8 on a UPS pickup

these are as thick as the plastic blister-pack material which "real" minis ship in. there are only 8 bases in the package, regardless of the number of printed figures. there are no backs - the front is on both sides. they are very tricky to remove from the panels, some of them not even removable without scissors. BUT they ALL really want you to trim away the excess plastic field around every figure, anyway. Have good small-work scissors ready. They look pretty nice after you've pruned them. these are perfectly functional pawns for [relatively] economically doing something better than writing a number on a piece of cardstock-stuck-in-a-holder, but they're much less that you are likely expecting if you haven't bought them yet. the Troopers Horde are simply far overpriced for what you get; the sets of 40-50 figures are an acceptable trade, though it's crucial to keep in mind that you get variation but NOT quantity, in practice, because you still only get 8 bases.

Not enough bases for the minis and half of them don’t even have holes to fit the mini in it.