Customer Support
Subscribe
.png?ts=1753705835)
.png?ts=1753705897)
Leave a review!
Share your experiences with other customers.
D&D Nolzur's Marvelous Unpainted Minis: W14 Iron Cobra & Iron Defender
Manufacturer:
WizKids/NECA
Wave 14
These highly detailed plastic miniatures are pre-primed with Acrylicos Vallejo primer.
• Little to no assembly required
• Primed and ready to paint
• Some miniatures include translucent parts
Approximate Height:
Iron Cobra: 16mm
Iron Defender: 21mm
Contents:
1 Iron Cobra
1 Iron Defender
2 Round Plastic Bases (25mm)
These highly detailed plastic miniatures are pre-primed with Acrylicos Vallejo primer.
• Little to no assembly required
• Primed and ready to paint
• Some miniatures include translucent parts
Approximate Height:
Iron Cobra: 16mm
Iron Defender: 21mm
Contents:
1 Iron Cobra
1 Iron Defender
2 Round Plastic Bases (25mm)
Login or Create an Account
Login
* Required Fields
5 reviews
Could be better
They're okay. The snake's a bit on the small side, which means it can't be quite as detailed as it should be. The Defender is much better, but it appears to be lacking a proper left eye. Overall, this set doesn't feel like it's worth $5.
March 20, 2022 2:47 AM
Owyn Carter
I love the minis. It’s nice to actually have a piece to server as my steel defender for my goblin artificer
February 7, 2022 9:11 PM
Elisha Ward
These are fantastic, exactly what I was looking for!
October 12, 2021 2:16 AM
Joseph Stone
The quality on these figures is impressive, in terms of both the priming and the actual sculpts. They look great on the table next to most of the common miniature scales, and mesh equally well with sci-fi or fantasy settings. My one gripe is the unusually thin bases Nolzur's likes to use, but that's not worth docking a star over.
August 19, 2021 9:53 PM
Great
small but still detailed.
June 14, 2021 4:06 AM
You want to be informed when the price of D&D Nolzur's Marvelous Unpainted Minis: W14 Iron Cobra & Iron Defender reaches a certain value? If so, please specify your desired price below.
