D&D Nolzur's Marvelous Unpainted Minis: W8 Bandits

These mini have plenty of detail for their size. They come pre-primed and ready to paint right out of the package. They readily accept standard model paint, unlike some cheaper minis I have tried before. There is also a minimum of mold lines vs cheaper minis. What few lines there are, they were easy to remove with a razor knife. I would highly recommend these minis for painters of all skill levels.

Nolzur's minis are of excellent quality with lots of detail, for a reasonable price. My only gripe with them is that the pre-primed surface feels somewhat lackluster, but perhaps I didn't rinse them well enough before painting. They are great, and I can't wait to continue painting these wonderful minis.

You can never have too many bandits!

I enjoy the figures overall. One has a thin shred of plastic where even a bent regular thickness sword wouldve been preferred. Otherwise its fantastic

The weapons may be bended slightly but you can straighten them out pretty easily. Been great for my campaign.

Definitely adds variety to the campaign so everyone doesn't look exactly the same

These are good minis. Would have liked other pose options or weapons they’re holding, but overall cannot complain.

Review: The Nolzur’s series are head and shoulders above other lines (like Reaper Bones) in quality, detail and value. Being pre-primed and of a different, better material (not a cheap, bendy plastic), they take paints much better, and the resulting painted figures are far superior to others. In this way they are on a par with Pathfinder Battles Deep Cuts. The two are the best minifigs on the market for D&D. The W8 Bandits are no exception; excellent in detail and beautifully sculpted.

I bought these two figures to use as pirates and they work really well based on their clothing and weaponry. I'm sure they make great bandits too. They have a ton of detail that looks great painted.

I bought these two figures to use as pirates and they work really well based on their clothing and weaponry. I'm sure they make great bandits too. They have a ton of detail that looks great painted.