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Painted these with my dragon-loving child. They are really fun as the plastic is a little flexible (won't break easily) and you can play with them! Great way to introduce model painting as they are forgiving to paint. Except for the open-mouthed monsters, those were a challenge 😂

I'm pleased the box includes two dragon figures eith brushes and paints to paint them. I did not see the items because they are for a gift. The models came well packaged in a sturdy box.

Granddaughter loves this paint your dragon actually painted it over and over for color changes.

These are plastic dragons that can be painted. My daughter liked the fact that she could play with them afterwards instead of just displaying them on a shelf like she would something ceramic. They aren’t as described, however. The description says three large size dragons. Only the two headed dragon is large. The other two are very small. And there are no gemstones in the set as pictured.

Nice. My friend’s kid that I gave it to likes it.

Side note: I’m an adult who recently got into painting. Bought it for a DIY Christmas gift. The details and quality are amazing. The paint colors were nice but I suggest using your own for more options and because it isn’t enough. The brushes were better than the usual included in paint kits so I did use them. Its the perfect gift for a creative fantasy lover. I’ve been told they’re DND figure quality if you’re looking for that as well. The cardboard display is sturdy and perfect for decorating.

This was a gift for my son and they were way better than I expected. They were a thick hard plastic with real details on them unlike so?e others I've seen. Maybe a little too mature for his age group but perfect for someone who's into Dungeon and dragons lovers. And the paint colors you get are perfect for painting a realistic dragon

I bought these to have a project to do this summer with my adult son . They’re a challenge due to the wings, but we’ve used tiny brushes & toothpicks to paint with, and they're turning out great! I wouldn’t get these for younger kids as you need a steady hand for the small detail areas. But the plastic was surprisingly easy to coat. I’ll try to post photos later when they’re done!