Storm King's Thunder #11 Kenku (Bow) (C)

The paint job isn't amazing but looks more than good enough for the table, and nice to have considering there's not a ton of Kenku minis.

This is a pretty good basic painted mini. Considering how hard it is to find kenku minis, very happy with this buy for my D&D campaign.

A good kenku mini, one of two of the only real officially painted kenku minis out there. Decent details, serves the job.

It’ll do if you really need a kenku, but don’t expect anything thrilling from this mini. You get what you see.

It took a long time to finally get myself a kenku, love it

I really enjoy the quality of the miniature, plus it arrived early!

Good to use as a NPC or monster. Think I'd pick something else if I were going to us it as a PC, but it'll work well. Bought several.

This mini is one of their new ways of what seems to me as ripping off their customers by making almost-identical minis so that they don't have to spend as much on sculpts. Not only is this mediocre-at-best mini a common, there are two variants of it, making it that much more likely to get a handful of critters you have zero use for. Out of the brick I bought (8 boxes) I got three of these between the two poses. Now, if you need a kenku for your game, it's not bad to have one of these. However, the sculpt and paint job are both shoddy. It looks like it was set too close to a heater for a while, just long enough to make it lose some detail, and then had some paint quickly slapped onto it. We know they can do better. Some of their minis have been quite good. This is not one of those. At least it's cheap.

This mini is one of their new ways of what seems to me as ripping off their customers by making almost-identical minis so that they don't have to spend as much on sculpts. Not only is this mediocre-at-best mini a common, there are two variants of it, making it that much more likely to get a handful of critters you have zero use for. Out of the brick I bought (8 boxes) I got three of these between the two poses. Now, if you need a kenku for your game, it's not bad to have one of these. However, the sculpt and paint job are both shoddy. It looks like it was set too close to a heater for a while, just long enough to make it lose some detail, and then had some paint quickly slapped onto it. We know they can do better. Some of their minis have been quite good. This is not one of those. At least it's cheap.

Decent detail. great way to bulk up units of this race you dont normally seen modeled. I have a kenku from another D&D set to serve as a champion or leader.