Fallout: Wasteland Warfare - Brotherhood of Steel Core Box

they made a mistake with the set of elements of the assembly and put a duplicate of the body, which is now without arms

of regular BoS, the ones you never really encounter in the game except in their base,
Plus i second wanting more armored characters (who you remember the most in the battle times)
In the end i ordered more singles from a russian off ebay selling broken up starter resin models as a way to add more power armor and alternate characters to the models i have and can use.

The base on the way the game its self was made had a few faults in it like how the super mutant core box had manly supermutants and if I am correct they are using characters from previous (the frank horrigan) and in my understanding that these figures have vary high quality and by the price you have given this set for only one power armor with a Gatling lazer evnthough the brotherhood is mostly known for power armor but the one figure you did do in power armor has astonishing detail but that dose no cover the fact there is only one power armor in the core box and the rest is just people in regular armor also my set that I ordered online on a different website had a lot of thin molding on it but it was good any ways I think you are on the right track but if you give more power armor more people want power armor

Short version: miniatures are fabulous, but only having four unit cards for seven models has impacted negatively on games so far.

Long version:
These are the most finely detailed models I've seen - I'd expected problems with the thin rods below the laser rifle barrels or an offset in the perforated stocks but both are cast flawlessly.
I have had to put a little extra work in on the field scribe using a two-handed grip on his pistol (the pistol snapped off from the hands and needed reinforcing) and the running knight patrol had a small gap between rifle and the stock that's moulded to the knight's side, but the fixes were easy enough.

What drops this rating a star are the unit cards - there's only one for each model type despite have 2 each of the field scribe, knight patrol and lancer. It's not something unique to this set either. Once we start adding armour and combat drugs beside these cards, it has been tricky sometimes for myself and/or my opponent to recall which items apply to which models. This has slowed our games down while we check and clarify, which is irritating for want of just three extra cards per box.

The hidden Ad Victoriam scenario sheet is a nice little extra. I say hidden - there's no mention of it on the box and I only found it when I removed the card spacer from within the box. I nearly chucked it out and I'll be checking all the fallout boxes I buy in future for similar. Not played the scenario yet but it was a nice little surprise all the same.

These are superb models. The details are really good and they needed only a minor wash and scrub to remove residue and resin flash.
As Victorium