Arcknight Flat Plastic Miniatures: Spacefarers; 56 Unique Sci-Fi-Themed Minis for Starfinder; Affordable, Skinny Figurines for SF, Shadowrun, and Other Tabletop RPG Games

I was a little wary of the flimsiness of these figures because they're not hard thick plastic like other 2d minis on the market, but it's not really an issue. I also worried that I wouldn't like how the plastic is not cut to form fit the figure's outline. But I don't even notice, it blends in to the maps just fine. The art on these figures is fantastic, giving me real Mass Effect vibes. Perfect for my space game. Definitely going to keep an eye on this company for more products.

They're not cardboard Heroes; the plastic is flimsy and occasionally warps but a little bit of heat and some pressure can cure that

These are fantastic. The variety of characters you receive in the pack is well worth the money. It is much cheaper than buying the same number of traditional models, and it saves you the time of having to paint the models as well. If you are looking for quick and convenient, this is the product for you.

Garbage, don't waste your money. These things are printed on essentially bubble package plastic. They are not printed on acrylic sheets.

Perfect stand in minis for my five parsecs from home campaign

Build quality is adequate, given what they are. Durability is highly doubtful, but given what they are, durability wasn't the first consideration. The reason I'm docking two stars is simple: They're so dark you can't see what the figures ARE. This is a total fail on print quality and clarity of images. They had ONE JOB, and they FAILED. Poor art design has completely hamstrung this otherwise clever and desirable product. If the maker had printed them with a white background or even just done a white underlayer before printing, they would be almost 100% brighter, and actually visible. As they are, they are really only useful for random mobs, since you can barely tell one from the next, the images are so muddied and dull.

I must have bought it... it must be in with my other RPG gear. I've got a lot of flat plastic miniatures. I got a whole bunch from a kickstarter some years ago ... I didn't realize I bought some off Amazon too... Well, the flat plastic are a great easy to transport figures for your players to use and to have some cool villains. It's not quite as cool as having full figures (especially if you've customized them and painted them yourself) but for the cost? And the convenience. Yeah, they are good. And they hold up.

Pros: The art looks cool, you get a lot of characters, the variety to choose from is unique, and it’s EXACTLY what I needed for the Lancer campaign my friends and I are playing! Cons: It wasn’t made abundantly clear to me that there are only EIGHT stands to hold the figurines. On top of that, I already rip off half the base of a plastic piece just trying to fit it in. The material feels cheap, and I’m afraid to take different pieces in and out of the 8 bases available. My Lancer party of 6 won’t be able to have all of our pilots plus our mechs on a stand at the same time. I’m incredibly disappointed that the other figures can’t be used as NPCs unless I find a way a purchase more stands.