Dark Heaven Bones: Companion Animals

I was looking for a small bear but got all these at a great price. Great to have on hand for future adventures.

Player's character turned into a bear the day I received it, good timing.

I really like this set as I'm always looking for animals that are the correct scale. This gives you a nice variety (although I'd love a pack of just bears and just wolves). Decent detail and really easy to paint. Very good minis and great to use as wild/companions/beast shape, etc in game.

I really like this set as I'm always looking for animals that are the correct scale. This gives you a nice variety (although I'd love a pack of just bears and just wolves). Decent detail and really easy to paint. Very good minis and great to use as wild/companions/beast shape, etc in game.

Like most Bones figures, these are a cheap alternative to metal figures, and have a fair amount of detail even unpainted (personally, I actually prefer them that way). They're great for players who need a familiar or animal companion (Wizard, Ranger, etc), or even as animal forms for classes than can change into them (Druid). And, in a pinch, they can be used for ordinary animals in the wild. The only real downside is that three of the figures came still connected, and you'll almost certainly need to cut the extra off and trim the bases in order for the figures stand properly. Personally, I had to use an Exacto-knife and file to trim them down enough. Still, when compared to higher-end models, these are definitely a value bargain. For those who can't quite make out what figures are in this pack from the picture (a problem I often have with multi-figure sets), the five animals included are: Bear Wolf Panther (or similar-looking large cat) Eagle (or similar large bird) Beaver (or bear cub with a bushy tail)

Like most Bones figures, these are a cheap alternative to metal figures, and have a fair amount of detail even unpainted (personally, I actually prefer them that way). They're great for players who need a familiar or animal companion (Wizard, Ranger, etc), or even as animal forms for classes than can change into them (Druid). And, in a pinch, they can be used for ordinary animals in the wild. The only real downside is that three of the figures came still connected, and you'll almost certainly need to cut the extra off and trim the bases in order for the figures stand properly. Personally, I had to use an Exacto-knife and file to trim them down enough. Still, when compared to higher-end models, these are definitely a value bargain. For those who can't quite make out what figures are in this pack from the picture (a problem I often have with multi-figure sets), the five animals included are: Bear Wolf Panther (or similar-looking large cat) Eagle (or similar large bird) Beaver (or bear cub with a bushy tail)

Many rpg characters get a pet after a while. These are perfect both in size and price to represent those pets.

Many rpg characters get a pet after a while. These are perfect both in size and price to represent those pets.