LITKO Flying Figure Stands | Levitating Character | Adventure Games | Compatible with DND | 2 Pack | 25mm Circular

I'm running a high level campaign which means most of my players fly pretty often. Before we were just keeping track of when they were flying using dies for height. However, this caused issues when they wanted to fly overhead something. This is where these come in great handy, they're perfect to represent flight without getting in the way. A lot of reviews say they don't stay together with super glue, but I used plastic cement and they've held up perfectly. They can be a little wobbly when assembling though so I recommend leaving them on their side to dry so you get a better right angle

I have been using these in weekly games with both metal and plastic minis since August 2017, they have held up perfectly. Some manufacturers' 1" bases don't fit cleanly within the crescent, though. And if you don't take your time while assembling them, you can get a slope in the top layer. It would be nice if there was a little less of a gap between the slots in the base pieces and the tabs on the stand piece.

Dislikes: price - you only get 3. Quality - brittle material with small contact points that break easily. Material- doesn't want to glue together with plastic model glue or super glue. Instructions- NONE: when assembling it's easy to put it together wrong as the top two pieces are not shown properly in the photo (the half-moon piece goes on top of the flat base piece, I now have two incorrect flight stands because there were no instructions or better images).

The general idea of these are cool, however, the pieces don't fit together very well. You will need a drop of glue in order to hold them together. Plus, they lean so putting a character on the top piece is a little unstable. Also, the tabs are longer than the bottom base so we had to take sanding paper to them in order for them to be flat.

Perfect for my character with winged boots. Can put minis on top and bottom (such as character and familiar), or mini on top and a die on bottom to indicate how many squares high they are. Does not snap together, must be glued.

Disappointing that in the age of quality game products we have today (even some of the clearly great ones offered by this company), that machining correct dimensions for the holes was not attended to with this product. It has potential for a snug fit, but the holes in the base are too large for the riser tabs, so it has no ability to stay assembled and usable as sold. Even if was intended to be glued together by the customer, any such product should have better fit than this does. "Assembly required" is a disingenuous term here. This is a product that requires you to work around an easily preventable design flaw unaddressed by the manufacturer. Unfortunate that such an appealing product didn't get the quality inspection it should have had from the gate. Its a great idea and a solid design notion, but careless execution. Seems people have made it work with the right glue, but this robs the design of it's inherent usefulness of disassembly for transportation.This item also does not come with instructions, nor their recommended glue, or even the shim you might need to hold the product together at the proper angles while gluing it. Trivial fix, I am sure, but I didn't buy it expecting to need to fix it. My mistake I guess.Lesson learned. Read the reviews, don't expect things to be up to par out of the box, just because they are misleadingly pictured looking perfect.

The product comes unassembled as laser-cut pieces of plastic. Glue is required to build them but the connection points fit very loosely so the glue doesn't get a good hold on all sides, for mine the holes were too big so I was only able to glue a single side to get it partially attached. I had to use a more elaborate plastic cement glue to fill in and help it hold together better. You will also need something to hold the parts at a right angle because they can wobble all over the place when gluing and it won't come out straight just from the way the parts fit together so poorly on their own. After one use, while carrying them with some other supplies one, of the stands slipped off what I was carrying at waist height and it fell to the ground and snapped in half. The decorative pattern they have for the middle of the stand leaves them a bit too thin at points and makes them very easy to break. There are many better options out there, we have gone back to just using empty chessex dice boxes in place of these as they stand up much better. I am quite disappointed in pretty much every aspect of this product.

These work very well, as you can see even fairly large figures can stand on them with no issue. I believe any issues people are having are due to user error when gluing the pieces together.

These were exactly as I expected, good quality, all as described in the posting and arrived very fast in good condition.

This costs £10 and requires loads of faff to actually make usable. Yes, it says glue is required so it’s expected but seriously, £10 for 6 tiny pieces of imprecisely laser cut acrylic that you have to glue together yourself. Doesn’t even slot together tightly to help with gluing. Standard superglue doesn’t seem to bond well, so better get some speciality glue too. Really not impressed.

Quite sturdy and easy to transport.I used glue as you can't use these without setting the joints as they would collapse.Otherwise great product and can't wait for lockdown to be lowered to use them.

Trying to assemble the product 2 of the pieces snapped almost instantly and once assembled the product lent forward to that a mini wouldn’t sit comfortably on top without the chance of falling

Very easy to assemble and fit together, just make sure you use a cyno based glue and activator, and you are golden.