I'm a big fan of supportless minis, there's way less fiddling, post processing and they're ready to go off the plate, but there's usually a certain look to them where you can see each piece holding up the next. These ones may as well be magic to me, I've no idea how the overhangs on the cape and the arms are so steep. Truly excellent work

Easy to print! Effortless and without supports on my Ender 3. And they're oh so pretty... too pretty to be hacked to pieces by adventurers.

Where there's a whip....There's a way!

Love these!

These little guys are great. So characterful! We want more!

Technical- printed well using Resin on a Elegoo Mars Pro printer, no problems.

There is only one problem with these models: there are only four poses in the set!

We need more! Mouths open! Arms in different poses! Maybe with one or the other foot back as if they're running! Mounted on dire wolves! And at least one wielding a whip!

This is just what it looks like: Goblins with some real teeth. Singing goblins who rank in amongst the bassiest voices. I've wanted figures in this style for decades, and this is the first time I've been able to get them. If you follow the tutorials from the publisher's YouTube channel, it's possible to get a professional-looking print with a budget FDM printer. The only thing I had trouble with was the axe, which would definitely look better if printed by a more skilled, better-equipped 3d printer. The models are cleverly designed (again, with the exception of the axe) to minimize "bottom layer" surfaces which tend to be lower resolution, and those which are there I was able to sand to look smoother than some of the Hero Forge prints I've ordered professionally. I can't stress how delighted I am with this set.

YOU GO, MY LAD

BELOW, MY LAD

Very happy to see a goblin model created in this style and hope to see more! I've had a chance to create some prints and they look great. The models structure works well with the printer and was easy to set up and print.