This was not really an issue as itвЂ™s no worse than cleaning up mold lines on the plastic miniatures and doing a hot water bath to straighten the swords lined up with what is the second issue with going Resin over Hard Plastic, the need to scrub off the release agent. This is awesome for a time saver as the assembly was a little fiddly for the plastic set, unfortunately, there was also a decent amount of flash on some of the resin figures as well as some warping from them being removed from the mold on a couple of the weapons. This reduces the amount of assembly as you can see, the plastic Dragonborn is about ten pieces whilst the resin one is three pieces including the base.

The first difference that was immediately apparent was that each of the resin figures is effectively loose on its own small frame. Plastic on the left and resin on the right. Given that the image is the same on both sets, it leads me to believe that they actually just used the Resin miniatures for the photographs due to the sculpted bases, but letвЂ™s have a look at the actual contents of the boxes.

The Bleak Falls Barrow set seemed like the best box to use for this comparison as I would go as far as to say that itвЂ™s the real starter set that is ideal for learning the game.

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