Safari S10132 Ghost Dragon

Perfect, my son loved it. Great quality and great value for money

Nice Dragon this one. Well detailed and not too small. Squats on its hind legs, balancing on its tail. Being plastic, its light and unbreakable.

A wonderful item to use as a Dracolich for table top gaming, decent paint job and good strong quality material.

Not impressed, a very full dark grey dull black colour kithing lkke the pics, no green or blue shsde as i pic just dull n ugly, first one im disapointted in

Wunderschöner detailverliebter Drache , nicht nur als Spielzeug nutzbar , ich hab eine kleine Fantasiewelt mit diesem Drachen erschaffen. Er ist einfach wunderschön

Parfait correspond tout à fait à ce que je cherchais

Nice

Purchased for use with D&D. Size is pretty much perfect, and I just don't care that it has no base for tabletop grid maps, as I feel like a dragon is of such a size that we just fudge the numbers (on the dragon's side). I like Safari's dragons because they can each be multiple things, such as undead, ancient, shadow, black, etc.I'd also like to add that the price may seem high, but the paint and plastic quality are unbeatable. Not even Schleich can compare to some of the detail these pieces; I would argue Schleich's only superiority is that some of their dragons have less conventional details and colors, which looks cool, but not enough to justify Schleich's higher prices. The paint on Safari is meticulous and clever, incorporated well into wing and fin areas that may be transparent plastic, and the great sign of attention to detail was dead-on every time -- namely, the eyes aren't all F'd up. On any mini or toy, the rest can be perfect and freakishly placed eyes just ruin it. Safari doesn't do that.

I have a couple Safari Ltd dragons that I use for table top RPG minis. They are as good or better quality than any minis I have found and the price is fantastic, you get a beautifully painted mini for less than the cost of an unpainted one elsewhere. I will absolutely buy more from them!