Monster Action Figure Set- 100pc Horror Toy Figure - from Dracula to Frankenstein to Giant Spiders- Perfect for Cake Toppers, Party Favors, Decorations, RPG Role Playing Games - Fully Paintable

Perhaps you have not considered what it means to buy a "perfect monster bucket," but trust me, this is the platonic ideal monster bucket. You get all the classics--Wolfman, Frankenstein, Dracula, Mummy, and the Creature. You get a Godzilla and a Mothra and a giant spider. A cyclops, a demon, some tombstones, and a zombie with a knife in his eye. They're the size of plastic army men, so you can make them fight your army men. Some of them are a little warped, but if you are truly in the market for a bucket of plastic monsters, this should not deter you. Plastic is a little soft, and that's good, because it means they probably won't break if you step on one by mistake.A+. 10/10. Better than expected. Perfect monster bucket.

Couldn't resist buying this set on sale - nice variety - a baker's dozen different types. LOVE the sculpting but can't resist a few quibbles. Godzilla - really? Bigger than Mothra, anyway... Likewise spider nicely modeled, but no Shelob. Would've preferred an opera phantom, maybe Mr Hyde, or swamp thing. Cyclops also a bit small for scale - would hate to see Odysseus crawling under THOSE legs! Frankie on the stocky side - starring Joe Pesci? As with all clothed figures, short jacket reveals sculpted seat-of-pants. Poor Drac is wearing too-tight '70s-ruffle tux - probably can't extend arms without splitting seams - cape is nice touch, though! Knife-eye chew-arm zombie a little too specific for multiples if that makes any sense. Love gill-man, werewolf, gargoyle. I too have never encountered a running mummy, maybe late for the late show? I don't see an invisible man.Godzilla, Mothra, cyclops, spider, Frankenstein's monster, headstone with skull, cross with revenant hand, Dracula, zombie, lagoon creature, werewolf, gargoyle, running mummy. Eight of most figures (four in each of two different shades of gray), a couple sixes.If SCS is taking suggestions for sets, how about steampunk/weird science or '30s pulp action/knights of noir? Gaslight detective? Pirates of the Pacific, etc etc. Many thanks and keep up the good work!

I don't paint mini's professionally. I paint for fun. I started with this set. The slightly larger features were more forgiving. Did I smooth burrs, prime, and bend a few into shape? Yes, that is part of the craft. I am so glad that I practiced with these before I bought the more expensive branded mini's. I let my 5-9 YO kids paint them, too. For less than 25 cents (at current price) each you just can't beat it. Worst case, you've got a monster army for army men to fight. Yes, they are slightly bigger than D&D "standard" (see photo). But, if it's a problem that your plastic monster is not the exact same size as your plastic wizard, you're "playing" the wrong game.

These are really one of the most awesome toys my boys love playing with!! They are 6&8 and they will sit for hours and play with these! I know some boys grew up playing with little green Army Men, but now it's these toys that the kids want.They are really detailed, and so worth every penny! We are a household that just loves HORROR so these fit in nicely with us!I guess you could use these for lots of other things, like cake toppings, party favors, stuff like that but my kids have fallen in love with them and will not depart with any of them. They are perfect for bath time, and even in the sandbox. All of their friends now want these!!Pictured are just a couple of the monsters there are vampires and others too!

I bought these for Dungeons and Dragons and this definitely saves you a lot of money over official DnD miniatures.The designs of the monsters are pretty good and easily identifiable for my players. You can represent a good amount of common DnD monsters out of this handful of designs. One exception though is I don't like the gravestone figures. I don't really need 10 gravestones, I'd rather have another monster type.The biggest issue with this set by far however are the bases of the figures. They're flimsy, too small, and not flat. They oftentimes fall over on their own which is a problem if you were planning on keeping track of which monsters are alive or dead based on whether they're standing up on not. If the bases were better I would give this set 5 stars but the fact that they fall over makes this set feel overpriced, since they're comparable to the build quality of a $2 set of Army Men

Awesome little dudes.

These were used in D&D games for large amounts of enemy creatures, specific models can be expensive, these are a less costly alternative.

These are perfect for kids learning about painting miniatures. I paint the same model alongside my two boys and help them. This is the 2nd pack we have gotten and they are both very much into the hobby now.