WizKidsPathfinder Battles: Kingmaker - Huge Water Elemental

I picked up both the Earth and Water elementals. The pictures are accurate for these solid pre-painted miniatures, and they are packaged securely, with no assembly required; you can use them right out of the box.If you are used to D&D 5e sizing, the "Huge" description is accurate for the 3" base size. As you can see in the pictures, though, these models have appendages that stretch outside their area; you could probably treat them as being on the small side of "Gargantuan" creatures if you sat them on a 4" base. If you need to size down to "Large," however, you want to look at the appropriately sized minis in the Shattered Star line.

Got both the Water and Earth elemental. Wow. Absolutely stunning pieces. Hefty figures, paint job is 10/10 on Water Elemental and 9.5/10 on Earth Elemental. They're awe-inspiring, such that you want to build an entire adventure around them.I often send my players pics of my new paints or minis, but these are going to stay secrets until they make it to the table. :)

I like this figure, it is unique and fills the bill for an different sized elemental. I think it has a female cast to it's look, but there are not enough gender diversity in fig.s anyway. If you want something big and wet give it a look.

If you need a huge water elemental that bits of flotsam and jetsam embedded in it, look no further. This piece is incredible. Vague features and water highlights and menacing all around, is a great water elemental to have in your collection. Just putting it out made my players squirm. I recommend it!

Its exactly what i expected it to be. Big bad water elemental with a good sculpt and nice transparent plastic for the water effect. It does seem to have strange water boobs but who really carers

My brother in law is loving this monster. He guffawed and knew exactly which player group was going to die from it.

Fantastic quality “mini” in my opinion, well worth the money.

I pictured using this as a competing force against the kraken in my campaign with it rising from the sea. The scale is actually gargantuan if you look at it's details 25-30' (5" on 28mm scale). If you use my concept of it being in the sea then the lower half would be extended potentially vs a rolling ball of water.The concept of the sculpt seems off for me. I liked the water elemental NOT using humanoid like hands but whipping swirls of water, but it has a a strongly humanoid head, like a mind flayer or some squid headed alien. It also has a bulbous body with defined pectorals (sumo wrestler like body, unless it was supposed to be female?). To me it felt odd vs. impressive and I could not think of the story line that needed to have the eyes or pectoral feature. The model details are very good and the effect of having other items, "is that a person in there", yes two and a bunch of gear flowing around!, is a fantastic idea. However, with the scale the people inside are the smallest of gnomes or completely out of scale...so if your are using the model as the placeholder for theater of the mind then this might work great and inspire some of the fear of being taken inside the elemental. With my group they are still having trouble not playing to the board.

Overall model is really good, just the paint job they did is absolutely terrible.