OTONOPI Toy Soldiers Medieval Plastic Knight Action Figure Castle Playset Classic Army Men Military Toys Mini Ancient Soldiers Warriors 250PCS with Carrying Bags

Flimsy and delicate, but my kid wanted them so

Much smaller than anticipated but will still serve its purpose

This is a pretty wide assortment of soldiers, warriors, you name it! They're higher quality than the kind I would get as a kid and it shows. Definitely lets children get into some kind of fighting scenarios or can be a great complement to a D&D or other tabletop campaign! Regardless the options are rather wide and assorted of what you can do! It's a pretty good value for the quality and the quantity especially when you compare it to Gaming Store models!

I use these for my large scale battles in DND and as a teaching aid for my students who need some action with their math. The plastic base coated well and a quick painting really brought them to life. The few models that required assembly were easy to put together and the plastic has held up to my expectations and those of my students who inevitable throw them out of sheer excitement.There are also so many of them that the repeat models, I think as many as 6 of the same, don't stand out too much when they are on the battle field. Its really a great affordable option for kids.

Bought this for using them as cheap soldier-based minis for TTRPG. They're smaller than 28mm figures (1", D&D/Pathfinder/etc.), and they'll need to be given proper bases, but they'll work as filler for larger battles and such.The amount of each type of soldier varies, I don't believe they put even amounts of each in. For my project, there were at least four of each type in both grey and gold, so I'm not too worried.I'd rather have just the smaller figures and do away with the larger figures and terrain pieces, but every other variation of these soldier figures has them at 1.5" and larger, bigger than standard 32mm figures. This was the only one that could work for it.

These toys all arrive inside a pretty nice, clear, plastic carrying case with a good zipper opening and a handle on top, so it’s easy to throw the entirety of the mess back into the bag for tidy storage. I ordered this set for my husband so that he could incorporate certain parts into his Warhammer miniatures, especially terrain-wise. Those pieces include the bricks, bushes, walls, and rocks.As a kid’s toy, the quality feels actually pretty good, and the plastic has some nice flexibility. Most of the toy soldiers are extremely small, like smaller than our Warhammer miniatures, but they have a surprising amount of nice detail. If your kid often tries to put random items in their mouth, then they’re probably not ready for this set just yet. There are several larger soldiers as well, but I think they could also fit into a little mouth. Otherwise, this kit is pretty cool, actually, and I think I would have really enjoyed it as a kid. The catapults are kind of flimsy and not as cool as I had hoped, but a kid can probably still make the best of them.Overall, I think this is a fun set for kids that are old enough and for people that want to incorporate them into their miniatures.

This is a big little set. I mean there are lots of soldiers plus accessories, all in a small package. The soldiers have pretty - not great - detail, for their size. This set would be best for older children or adults since the pieces are so small. I didn't detract from the rating for this but I would have liked some historical context on this set. That's because I can't figure out who is who and even the era. The packaging says "ancient" but it looks more medieval to me. All in all, a fun set.

It's strange they included a few relative giants in the mix of these little soldiers. These are a great stand-in for general NPCs for our TTRPG sessions. They're smaller than most 28mm models but still work fine for our purposes. The included "giants" are significantly larger than 28mm models and are quite suitable for Large sized bipedal NPCs - borderline huge.As a kids' playset though - definitely not intended for younger kids, given how small most of the soldiers are. I'd recommend keeping it to the 8+ years old crowd personally. Lots of fun to be had having mock battles with these swarms of little guys and the handful of giants going at it.The little ones aren't super detailed, but are distinguishable from each type of soldier readily enough.All in all nice set to grab but definitely not for everyone and I can see a lot of these guys going missing being used by your average 8yr old crowd.