Zombies

So cute (if zombies can be cute) used them for a Halloween bday cake and dirt cup toppers! I even boiled them to make sure they were germ free and they held up for at least 10 minutes. They were kind of soft so I don't recommend longer than that. Buy them!

Great set of "army men" size zombies. Large assortment of poses are a huge plus. Unique poses not seen before really add to the diversity of this playset.I'll have to echo some of the other reviewers:1. Big bases make standing figures a breeze.2. Colors are great for seeing detail. (Would like to see dull brown & dull green as well.)3. Suggestion for basic monsters is great !! Possibilities include fresh take on the classics (Dracula, Wolfman, Mummy), Mythological creatures (how unique would that be), or maybe figures based on urban legend & cryptozoology.......Overall, nice playset with the undead & victims.

I was honestly surprised that these are a better quality than typical cheap army men. Also, there is a variety of zombies which makes these fun. My only complaint is some don't stand due to flimsy ankle on one foot or the base is not quite flat. That was only about 10% of them tho. I would buy these again.

My kid asked for zombies for his birthday and he's four, so I didn't want something over the top gory and these are perfect. He loves them. There are duplicates but the kid is four, I don't even think he notices and it prevents fighting, so a parenting win.

A number of reviewers compare these to D&D miniatures, however this set compares best to traditional army men. Standing zombies are noticeably taller than the classic Timee 54 mm army men and dwarf the 40mm to 50mm discount store soldiers. Being similar in size they would aggress well against "armies in plastic" or other 60 mm toy soldiers. When compared to toy soldiers rather than the smaller, pricier D and D figs, this set is in the medium price range, cheaper per figure than premium branded soldiers but pricier than the cheap bulk army men found in the big sets here. The figures are unique and well designed visually with excellant detail , minimal mold lines and no excess flash but suffer some problems. Out of 100 pieces I got 16 that will not stand, including the majority of the female zombies. That's too bad because they add interest to the set. One female figure is also missing both hands. Figures are a flexible plastic and the manufacturer may be cramming them into a too small package. I received enough gravestones for a small cemetery, 18 total, evenly split between round top markers and crosses. I wont complain about that like some have here, gravestones in toy soldier scale are harder to find than you may think and have uses beyond zombie horror. If you have old west or military figures of any era it is hard to beat a cemetery battle for drama and a grim atmosphere. All in all ,not too bad but would rate higher for 5 or six dollars less due the high % of figures unable to stand..

Love them. Yes they are a little pricey, but what isn't now days. Kudo's to a company for coming out with a product that alot of us are looking for. Greys are good color for the subject. You have to love the bases on the figures. Large. Other manufactures should take note...what good are army men, pirates, cowboys if they won't stand up on their own. To be honest I would be happy to pay alittle more for toy action figures with larger bases, new poses, variety of colors. Keep the classics but let's improve upon themand add new creative ones with them. How about monsters...like army men with ants twice their size or a set of army men with a 4"spider...werewolves with villagers...I'll stop. Now it's time to get down on the floor with grandson and play with the action figures.

This bucket of zombies is very detailed. Reminds you of the bucket of army men from years ago. I was surprised at how well they are made. Stand up fine also. Grandson will love pitting the dark grey against the light grey for his own zombie war. There are repeats, but this will help when he loses some, or mother vacuums them up! The tube did come a bit smashed in one end, but it will not affect his play at all.

My grandson loves them. They're much sturdier than some skeleton ones I bought. They're way overpriced thought. 25.00 for about a dollars worth of plastic. But he's happy with them, that's what counts.