REAPER Fire Demon Balor

Pictures and title say it all. This mini is amazing and was a ton of fun to paint. Not a bad price either. Some assembly was required but it was well worth it. Highly recommend.

This is a fantastic and intimidating miniature to put on the table in front of your party and scare the absolute daylights out of them. My only issue is how many small pieces it comes in. While it does help keep it more detailed, it can make painting a bit more difficult, and putting it together was a nightmare. Just getting it to stay as the glue set was a challenge in and of itself.TLDR; Great mini, worth the buy, but need patience to build it

This demon is monstrous! Easily towers over the normal sized minis. Gonna use this for my BBEG at the campaign's end. It comes in 15 or 16 pcs but they are pretty much dummy proof to where you can't put something on backwards. Awesome!

I like this model a lot. Bought as something to practice painting on before moving into more complicated gaming minis. I see another review that states it came unassembled. Mine however came already assembled. It was two pieces, base and figure it stands up by way of holes in the base that peg like hoof extensions on the feet fit into. He's a nice size and I had fun painting this as a practice. My one minor qualm with it is that the polymer its made of seems to be kind of flexible, the sword on mine is bendy and i can't get it to look like a decent sword. Aside from that I had a good experience with this demon. I put a picture of it in its two pieces after painting it (it comes unpainted)

Honestly I prefer this Balor mini to the official one. Since you assemble the pieces you. An get just a touch of play in how you glue and set the wings and arms into place, and the proportions of the Balor are great. Would love to review more if the minis out of this line.

I'm no painter, so I'll never paint this. And you know what? I don't care.The detail on this mini is so awesomely intricate that upon close examination it doesn't "need" painting (although it would obviously augment it and confer greater 3-dimensionality). Plus, it's big enough that it's easy to see most details.I should get a Huge creature tile and super-glue it on for discrete use on a D&D grid. This clearly matches a Balor in D&D, or Balrog of LOTR.Some assembly required, but very easy with superglue! Just take care on the order of assembly. I start with the torso, basal arms, head, shoulder pads, back frill... then hands/weapons, waist and feet... then attach to base... then do wings last.

So the package arrived open. The bag it was shipped in was in tact, but the actual Reaper packaging was open and the mini pieces were everywhere.All were accounted for and the mini looks very good assembled. Other than poor shipping, I’m pleased.

Great condition, but it comes in pieces with no instructions, so if you've never assembled anything like this, its a bit difficult

The model arrived on time but when I opened it, I found out it's missing the upper half of its head.

Came late but still a very good and well detailed mini