WizKids Pathfinder Battles Deep Cuts - Gargantuan White Dragon

Love the dragon! Super cool, great detail

I love this Mini! his detail is AMAZING and he is a terrifying size compared to other minis.I heated up mines wing and straighten it out to make him that much more intimidating!what others are saying about difficult to paint is true, He is hard to hold due to the spikes and getting the brush in some of the spots is a pain but SOOOO worth it.I had no problem with his primer holding paint and he IS the correct size for Gargantuan with a 4 inch base.he is definitely the best out of the 3 Gargantuan Dragons in my opinion.the sculpt is cleaner then the Gargantuan White dragon but the wing pose leaves more to be desired, thus the heat shaping on mine.if you play, get this!if you don't but know some one who does, GET THIS!

You're getting what you hope for here, the mini is well-made, sturdy, and the bits are flexible enough for generally stress free storage & travel! Well worth it, broh.

Painted this with some experience in minis and most more in painting. It takes skill to do but if you have it, it’s a beautiful result. Looks like it will ripe your throat out, pretty realistic and took hours to do properly. My friend I gifted the painted one to couldn’t stop talking about it. Great quality for the price.

I ordered and painted the gargantuan green dragon as a gift. I have a love hate relationship with deepcuts models. This one came fully assembled, making several places difficult to physically get a paintbrush into and painted cleanly. They also use a pretty rigid plastic which makes it difficult to just bend parts out of the way. All deepcuts minis come preprimed. Priming is neither here nor there for me, but the coat of primer on theses minis often obscures their details and isn’t evenly sprayed, especially around the teeth of this model. I also had to fill gaps at every joint in the model. All of this being considered, I love the sculpt of this dragon. I didn’t at first, but the more I worked on it the more I love the movement and definition in the dragon’s position. The fact that it is preprimed allowed me to start working straight out of the box without fist washing the model and the paint didn’t rub off as I handled it. While I wouldn’t necessarily recommend this brand nor model for beginners, I still enjoyed painting it.

This was the perfect gift for my son's friend who is very much into painting these fantasy figures. It is a good size, detailed, and well-primed for painting.

He's fantastic, I'm gonna have a lot of fun painting this bad boy.He did come missing a little wing tip (see picture) and I would have glued it back on but it wasn't in the box. It almost seems to me as a printing/molding error? But it doesn't knock any points off, we're all built different :)

I just bought both this mini and the Reaper black dragon. The WizKids model is twice the size for the same price. I also own the Tyranny-era Tiamat and Bahamut, and this guy is as large as those. The detail is better than the Reaper black dragon, but not quite as deep and complex as the Tyranny models. After having spent a few thousand on miniatures over the last few years, it is not hyperbole to say that the WizKids white dragon is hands down the best value I've invested in. If you have just a little bit of experience painting minis, you won't be disappointed with this model.