I was debating m giving this 3 stars or 4 stars but since I think the positives far outweigh the negatives. If you think differently then that’s fine. I do recommend this for anyone interested in Hail Caesar, the Imperial Roman military, or just want a bunch of models (specifically Roman models).Positives:-You will get a ton of models for a reasonable price (since trying to get the same amount as individual boxes would cost a lot more).-They are good quality like I said.-This gives you enough to make a few average sized Hail Caesar units.-many of the models are able to post in a few different positionsNegatives:-There are no instructions so while it is rather straightforward as to how to build them if you aren’t used to it you may have some problems-I’m basing my guys on individual bases and the auxiliary were not easy to base so they’d be able to stand base to base (because of the spears)-there are no officers. In hail Caesar a group of units is commanded by an officer and you’ll need multiple groups in an army. This set doesn’t come with any officers so you’ll either need to take 4 of the auxiliary guys and kitbash them into officers or just buy a few models that can be used as officers (Warlord Game’s site has a bunch you can get)-doesn’t come with bases. Wether you want to base the individuals or multibase is up to you but you have to get or make bases yourself since this doesn’t come with them.I ordered this set as a gift for someone who is really into figure painting miniatures. The detail is excellent and high quality.My original order was lost while shipping. When I contacted the seller they shipped a replacement the next day. If you are into 28 mm figures, these are well worth the price. I also highly recommend the seller for their excellent customer service.Al consultar el producto para su compra no advierte que son figuras para armar y pintarIf your interested in historic miniature war games, or just in historic miniatures like me, I think you'll find Warlord Games Starter Armies a perfect way to get into the hobby. You will have a fairly large, quality, army at a very decent price. These figures are considered models, not toys. There is minimal assembly and as little or as much painting as your ability allows for. The figures are quite detailed and there is a fair amount of diversity in the poses you can assemble from the parts provided. For me this was a great purchase and I would recommend buying one or two if you are interested and I dont beat you to them first.these are great models solid detail and ideal for games like kings of war or other 28mm scalethe quality of the plastic is good and the detail is nice its not quite games workshop for quality but they are not charging like GW either so i would say worth the moneymost figures are about 4 pieces with a torso and left arm, a sheild, a head, and a right arm with sword or javelineach model comes with its own oval base attached to the feet but you can carve off the base for a dioramaThis company was no longer offering the full army, but since they forgot to take it off the site, they put the deal together and honored the product. It arrived in a day, which wad really surprising.Small tiny plastic pieces no way worth what they charge. My kid was so disappointed. Nothing like the boxGreat boxset, a lot of fun to paint and build miniatures. As a Roman nut I ordered these to have but have slowly got more and more interested in the game. However I do not like the fact the box did not have the square basses nor instructions. Granted they are easy to build but it’s still a tad annoying.A very value for money box. These are lovely sculpt in the classic Roman armour and shield. Down side is they are more a small 25mms than 28mm. Also the shields are smallish for the figures. But still like them and enjoying painting them.This is great product to start your Early Imperial Roman ArmyExcellent product. (perhaps a little expensive though) Fast delivery. Perfect.Some sprues damaged which was disappointing. Relatively ok on deliverygreat little set, perfect for anyone looking to get into the hobby. You don't get bases beyond the molded ovals on the sprues, but that means you can choose how your units rank up and so isn't a problem as long as you have spares