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Most miniatures in these listings are plastic; some items are made from resin. Check the individual product description to confirm the material for each kit.

Most listings show a recommended age of 12 years and up.

Component counts vary widely across kits (about 97 to 748 components in the listings). Finished model counts range from small squads of around 5 models, through regiments of roughly 20–36 models, up to larger boxes that combine into dozens or more than 200 epic-scale miniatures.

Larger box sets often include extras such as rulebooks, dice, tokens, transfer/decal sheets, measuring tools and templates, cards, terrain pieces, and a gameboard.

Most miniatures are supplied unpainted and require assembly. Many listings recommend using plastic glue for assembly and model paints for finishing.

A typical Spearhead-style pack includes a short scenario book, a double-sided game board (about 30" × 22.4") with printed objectives, several plastic terrain pieces, and a deck of twist and tactics cards.

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