The Witcher Miniatures (70001 Geralt, Yennefer, Dandelion) | 3 TTRPG Game Models
The Witcher Miniatures (Geralt, Yennefer, Dandelion)
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The Witcher tabletop miniatures come unassembled and unpainted. Assembly and painting required! Photos of painted miniatures are for demonstration and inspirational purposes only. See listing description below for assembly instructions. |
The Witcher main heroes: Geralt, Yennefer, Dandelion. An amazing set of three premium miniatures for the The Witcher and all tabletop roleplaying games.
The Witcher Miniatures Features
- SKU: 70001
- Set includes 3 premium models
- Durable plastic figures and bases (assembly and painting required)
- Suitable for all tabletop fantasy RPG games and collections
- Not a toy. Contains small components and should be considered a choking hazard.
How To Assemble The Witcher Miniatures
The Witcher tabletop miniatures are not toys. Adult supervision required for assembly!
Assembly & Modeling
- You’ll need to use super glue to assemble multi-part models and glue models to their bases. Polystyrene plastic glue (typically used for Warhammer models) doesn’t work.
- To remove any flashing or mold lines, use a sharp hobby knife. You can scrape the mold lines or cut them off. Using a file (as you might with metal miniatures) won’t work well.
Bases
The Witcher miniatures have basing pegs under each foot.
- Their bases have four possible holes, which you can see under the base.
- You can easily test which are the correct ones by fitting your miniature to the base upside down, as pictured below. Each figure will only fit one pair of holes.
- You’ll need to use a sharp hobby knife (carefully!) or a hobby drill to hollow out the correct two holes for each miniature.
- You can also cut off the pegs if you want to glue the figure’s feet flat to a base. Careful with this though – the pegs add stability to the figure.
- Alternately, you can use a hobby drill with a 3mm bit to hollow out the holes. We don’t recommend a power drill – it’s too easy for the drill to remove too much material.
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The Witcher Miniatures (Geralt, Yennefer, Dandelion)
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The Witcher tabletop miniatures come unassembled and unpainted. Assembly and painting required! Photos of painted miniatures are for demonstration and inspirational purposes only. See listing description below for assembly instructions. |
The Witcher main heroes: Geralt, Yennefer, Dandelion. An amazing set of three premium miniatures for the The Witcher and all tabletop roleplaying games.
The Witcher Miniatures Features
- SKU: 70001
- Set includes 3 premium models
- Durable plastic figures and bases (assembly and painting required)
- Suitable for all tabletop fantasy RPG games and collections
- Not a toy. Contains small components and should be considered a choking hazard.
How To Assemble The Witcher Miniatures
The Witcher tabletop miniatures are not toys. Adult supervision required for assembly!
Assembly & Modeling
- You’ll need to use super glue to assemble multi-part models and glue models to their bases. Polystyrene plastic glue (typically used for Warhammer models) doesn’t work.
- To remove any flashing or mold lines, use a sharp hobby knife. You can scrape the mold lines or cut them off. Using a file (as you might with metal miniatures) won’t work well.
Bases
The Witcher miniatures have basing pegs under each foot.
- Their bases have four possible holes, which you can see under the base.
- You can easily test which are the correct ones by fitting your miniature to the base upside down, as pictured below. Each figure will only fit one pair of holes.
- You’ll need to use a sharp hobby knife (carefully!) or a hobby drill to hollow out the correct two holes for each miniature.
- You can also cut off the pegs if you want to glue the figure’s feet flat to a base. Careful with this though – the pegs add stability to the figure.
- Alternately, you can use a hobby drill with a 3mm bit to hollow out the holes. We don’t recommend a power drill – it’s too easy for the drill to remove too much material.
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