I haven't bought one yet waiting for clearance, they have these plastic rubbery? dragons from the movie in a little bucket a nyone else get these?
Train my Dragon Buckets
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, Nov 18 2010 02:17 PM
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Posted 18 November 2010 - 04:49 PM
Someone opened a bucket at walmart some time back. They are hard plastic. Pretty nifty I thought. If they had all been dragons, and if there were like 40 or 50 different sculpts I'd have bought a few. But tis not the case sadly.
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Posted 18 November 2010 - 08:02 PM
As someone who liked the movie, I found the bucket to be a decent deal at their $7 price point. You get enough figures to get the full set along with several duplicates, and though they minis are more like the new plastic minatures for warhammer or something, they do have very nice detail. I could see a gamer loving these quite a bit for some D&D-type happenings.
They are very 'army men' feeling, though.
They are very 'army men' feeling, though.
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