D&D 71051BFM Curse of Strahd Rudolph Van Richten & Esmeralda D'Avenir, 2 Unpainted and Unassembled Resin Figures

Acquistaro il 7 settembre, un oggetto da collezionare, ma è arrivato con scatola spiaccicata e miniature mutilate, credo che il conte "Strahd von Zarovich" abbia intercettato il mio pacchetto e si sia divertito, per poi rimettere tutto in scatola.Sembra che le miniature siano state messe nella scatola e pigiate per bene prima di chiudere, i segni so morcati e la scatola in cartone graffiata ho pagato 31,80€ per roba rotta e trattata male, grazie Strahd!, per concludere, i soldi che avete preso non erano del monopoli!... buon proseguimento.

First, don't be surprised when you find unassembled and unpainted resin miniatures inside the box. As it says in the product name.If you've never worked with resin (or finecast) models, be aware that they are not bendable and can be challenging to work with.Van Richten's sculpt is wonderful: my only complaint is that the lower legs are a bit exaggerated.Ezmerelda's sculpt is also nice, but the face is somewhat fierce on the left side and neutral in the right side. The rapier is very fragile and mine was bent a bit: not sure how to unbend resin.

I really enjoyed putting these together and painting them. The detail is beautiful. Just be careful with Ezemerelda, as her sword is very delicate and you may end up breaking it while trying to remove the mold, like I did. lol Glue provides a quick fix though. You will also need to glue the figures to the bases themselves,as they are too loose otherwise.

The minis come unassembled, which is not a problem as I have glue for my miniatures. However, the pieces of plastic that are holding them together are connected to the minis in a way that when you try to separate them, the mini breaks. The minis had a lot of details and looked like they would have been fun to paint, but unfortunately they're just too fragile to use.