Battle of Skullpass model questions

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**Mindstrike1**

Hey there,

I have a quick question about the models from the warhammer starter set, Battle for Skullpass. Does anybody know if the size of the models in the starter set are similar to the models not in the starter set. So for instance are the dwarf warriors from the set equal in size to normal warriors or are they smaller? Thanks

**AllSeeingSkink**

I can't speak for the stunties, the Night Goblins are well matched between the ones in and not in the starter set.

**FakeBritishPerson**

The canon is actually smaller, but the Dwarves themselves are about the same size, possibly a little smaller, but not by a significant amount.

**MechaEmperor7000**

The Dwarf Warriors lack detail though. They are very one-dimensional and standing next to a multi-part plastic kit, you can really see the difference. Same goes for the lord and the Slayer.

I think the only ones that are "ok" are the miners. The Gobbos are the clear winners of that set.

**timetowaste85**

The gobbos are top notch. Dwarves are a bit bland. And yeah, they did seem a bit smaller next to regular boxed dwarves. Still, if you can get the night gobbos cheaply, then load up on some awesome models!!

**MechaEmperor7000**

The gobbos are my fav from the set. Especially the Big Boss with the most adorable Squig ever.