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Message: <blockquote data-quote="NewJeffCT" data-source="post: 6196083" data-attributes="member: 10784">I've bought several boosters of them and think they're good quality in terms of sculpt and paint jobs.  Some of them seem pretty hard to use beyond the specific adventure path where they appear, though (Alchemical Golem?? Sorry, I've never used one in any D&D game before since the late 70s and never encountered one, either.)My big problem with them they seem very easy to break off of their bases - I've bought packages where a miniature is already broken off at the ankles or wingtips upon opening the package.  When I first started buying them, they were also very hard to get out of the plastic and I mistakenly snapped some off the bases taking them out.  I have a few thousand miniatures at home, including several full Warhammer fantasy armies, as well as Reaper, Rackham, Fenryll, etc, and this has maybe happened to me maybe twice with all the other miniatures I've accumulated over the years.  Heck, I assembled WH plastic miniatures, shipped them to Sri Lanka or China for painting, and then had them shipped back to me with nary a problem.  (still surprised that the dwarf gyrocopter made it without incident.)So, while I think the paint jobs and sculpts are better, I actually prefer the D&D miniatures because they're more durable.</blockquote>