Lizardmen

Not since V or the Why Files have I been so happy to discover Lizardmen. Quality, easy to build mini's with lots of variety at agood price, which one can use for Seraphon, Kroot, D&D, Conan, Barsoom, a modern V or any number of things. Highly recommended.

Very happy with this set. Assembled mine for standard d&d use. Love the variety I've ended up with but would have liked more tails & weapons. Started painting yesterday. Can't wait to unveil them for my DM. But I have a question. Forgive my ignorance but what is the 3-pipe thing in the left hand of the spear-carrying figure on the front of the box?

Beautiful figures. But there are only three bodies per sprue. Would have gave it five stars if there was four or five.

I like how they differ from some too famous other brands. I like the gazmask and musket approach. However, they are lacking some more poses (only 3 tails and 3 bodies), and they also need more conventional melee and armor stuff (shield, sword, spear...). Still, 5 stars, as they are great to kitbash, and also good enough on there own. Photo from Hobgoblin game vs some orcs.

Lizardmen have been a staple of Fantasy and Science Fiction for many years. D&D has various Lizard folk, SPACE 1889 has its Venusians, and they are KNOWN to live in the centre of the Earth. This set aims to fill your Lizardman needs. It contains 8 sprues, each with 3 basic poses. You also have 3 tails, giving 9 versions BEFORE you add heads & arms. Each sprue has 4 sets of 3 heads (including one set in gas mask, and one set chameleon-like) plus a pair of non-matching heads for officers. The arms provide spears and swords, primitive (lizard) muskets, human-provided muskets, and sci-fi bolters. Whether you want Primitives, Askaris, or futuristic invaders, they have you covered. The models are well-designed, with plenty of detail and textures, making them a joy to build and paint, and very effective en masse. Recommended.