Like the other kits in this line, the details on these models are fantastic. Individual buttons and buckles can still be picked out with a brush, and painting them takes only a few hours per model, which is great.

There's some technical issues I have to bring up, though. The incredibly soft resin means all the weapons were warped, requiring some work to straighten them out. Every model was covered in so much flash it took 10-15 minutes to scrape it all off, and sometimes I didn't realize I'd missed some until I was into the painting process! There were also numerous mold tabs attached to the models that made removing them without damaging details on the models essentially impossible. It was especially bad on any shields or bases.

After encountering these issues with both adventurers' kits, I'm probably going to stick with plastic after this, where possible.

Like the other kits in this line, the details on these models are fantastic. Individual buttons and buckles can still be picked out with a brush, and painting them takes only a few hours per model, which is great.

There's some technical issues I have to bring up, though. The incredibly soft resin means all the weapons were warped, requiring some work to straighten them out. Every model was covered in so much flash it took 10-15 minutes to scrape it all off, and sometimes I didn't realize I'd missed some until I was into the painting process! There were also numerous mold tabs attached to the models that made removing them without damaging details on the models essentially impossible. It was especially bad on any shields or bases.

After encountering these issues with both adventurers' kits, I'm probably going to stick with plastic after this, where possible.

These models are fantastic.
The sculpts just feel ripped straight out of the game, and the extra touch of having them on scenic bases is an effort that really drives home that Skyrim feel.
The resin is amazing, compared to citadel finecast it appears more detailed to my eye and is infinitely more pleasurable to work with. I find far, far less miscasts, warping or bubbles than I have with the similarly priced Games Workshop resin. It’s got a nice firmness to it that doesn’t feel quite as brittle as you sometimes get in resin models, not that I’m suggesting bending parts at all 😅
I bought the starter set when it first came out and was surprised at how high quality everything was, since then I have been a big Modiphius convert over my old Warhammer hobby. The quality in their releases has not dipped once in the period since they released the starter set, and I will be buying every new release because I could not be more satisfied with the purchases I have made of these Skyrim figures, and also the fallout ones.
I’m having to copy this review across the call to arms purchases I’ve made, but it is a fair representation of each and every product.

These models are fantastic.
The sculpts just feel ripped straight out of the game, and the extra touch of having them on scenic bases is an effort that really drives home that Skyrim feel.
The resin is amazing, compared to citadel finecast it appears more detailed to my eye and is infinitely more pleasurable to work with. I find far, far less miscasts, warping or bubbles than I have with the similarly priced Games Workshop resin. It’s got a nice firmness to it that doesn’t feel quite as brittle as you sometimes get in resin models, not that I’m suggesting bending parts at all 😅
I bought the starter set when it first came out and was surprised at how high quality everything was, since then I have been a big Modiphius convert over my old Warhammer hobby. The quality in their releases has not dipped once in the period since they released the starter set, and I will be buying every new release because I could not be more satisfied with the purchases I have made of these Skyrim figures, and also the fallout ones.
I’m having to copy this review across the call to arms purchases I’ve made, but it is a fair representation of each and every product.