Very lovely tokens, and I am impressed with how all the image variation is implemented via PDF layers. I've used several of these in the past couple of weeks, and my players always pick them out for praise and attention.

The images are beautiful and inspiring for using as playing pieces at the table. However, my only complaint is that the final paper product is a little flimsy, so that weapons and limbs are easily torn. For greater durability, this product can be combined with blank cardboard minis/boardgame playing pieces. When I glued these paper minis to the cardboard blanks, I got a pretty awesome result. The cardboard minis are available on Amazon.

Your artwork is always phenomenal, sir. I always look forward to your releases

Awesome set of FLAMING skeletons! The artist uses layers that allow a user to have 4 different levels of flames on the skeletons, from weapons only to raging inferno. Nice!

This is super cool. I love being able to change the color of their outfits. I've made a nice set of town's guards. I also appreaciate the instructions, which are easy to follow.

Great quality beautifu artwork! i love using these guys as Mind Flayers, Tiflings and additional snakemen for all my Snake-based cultist Shenannagins. fantastic publisher 1000% would buy from again. fantastic customer service and audience engagement!

Great quality beautifu artwork! i love using these snakemen as Yuan-Ti for all my Tomb of annialation and Snake-based cultist Shenannagins. fantastic publisher 1000% would buy from again. fantastic customer service and audience engagement!

I bought this because I needed some monkish types for the game I am running. After I downloaded this I realized just how customizable this set is. The color of robes, belts, skin can be adusted on the fly as well as adding hoods, symbols etc. I am very impressed with this, for a few bucks this mini set can create so many different combinations...Im going to be looking through this artists other products...it looks like so much can be done. Also the style is what I am looking for , not campy or cartoony...

Kev's minis are classy, detailed, and gorgeous. always excited to see what he comes up with next.

Another great set from Kev. These are all pretty standard dungeon monsters and I actually had paper minis of most of these already. What I like about this set is that the variant color options really allow you to customize and make the monsters unique.

While realism isn't really a priority to me, these are top-notch paper minis to be sure. That dragon in particular is an amazing piece, probably the best Young Green Dragon option of the standee kind. Nicely sized but without taking that much space thanks to how it's posed.

Love all these miniatures. The detail to these beautiful works of art is amazing and the included bases make storing them a cinch. Definitly amongst the best paper miniatures on the market

Love the wizard casting burning hands. He is my favorite of the figures. There's plenty of other magical people in this set though. They read well from the table, and have a nice pop thanks to the glow/outline.

These are four interesting characters and some stacked goblins.

I've been disappointed by a lot of paper minis because they are too small when you put them on the table next to plastic 3D minis. Some players want to bring their own, so I tend to prefer paper for the NPCs.

From bottom of foot to top of head, the blue knight is 34mm tall, white wizard is 32mm, green wizard is 33mm, and the bruiser with the axe is a towering 40mm tall. The bases will add 4mm, maybe 5.

Reaper and Heroforge minis are around 38mm on a base, so these stack up.

You can judge for yourself with the preview but I think they're beautiful and detailed and in good poses. The colors are great. I wish the name of the figure on the base were easier to read.

Printing and assembling these is slightly different than others, but it's all good. I think I would prefer the fold at the bottom to protect against peeling in multiple removals from the base, but I like this method of making cool bases. Instructions about scoring for a good fold are helpful.

Personally, I'm not going to carefully cut out a paper mini along the contours of the figure. I wish these had some kind of standard outline of black around them so I could cut out a rectangle and just clip the corners or something. If you cut out the contour I'm sure they'll look better.

The art book on how these were made was fun and interesting. Best of all, there's stand-alone full size art of each mini. Players could paste that into their character sheet.

A truly excellent set, Kev's Lounge paper minis are the best around and clearly the most beatiful. You can choose from many color schemes for each figure.

A small request (I hope this is the place for it): Unlike the A Day at the Market set, in the A Night at the Tavern set it is impossible to remove the previews to make the page printer-friendly (i.e. I was unable to have only the minis visible for printing). It is possible in the A Day at the Market set. Any chance it could be also implemented here?