PapoMini figurines - Pirates And Privateers - Set of 12 Figurines for Endless Maritime Adventures, Stimulating the Creativity of Children from 3 Years of Age

The knights were a present for our grandson who we had recently taken to a castle. Although inexpensive rhey were one of his favorites. Slightly smaller than we expected they withstood robustly the mock fights and abuse a 4 year old could give them.

My grandson was over the moon with product and to see that smile meant the world to me the product was perfect

I was expecting the big ones but ended up getting small ones instead, even though they are beautifully painted and detailed they are too small to what I was expecting

My three year old son adores these figures. I expected the pack to be a lot bigger in size - be aware that the figures are small! The knights and horses decorated with beautiful individual details. They are nice and sturdy and have lasted several months of some significant knight and dragon fights! I did question whether they were worth money I paid but my son was so pleased with them. He uses them in an ELC wooden castle which they compliment perfectly. I would buy from this brand again.

These are small (about 2cm), so be aware. But they are very good quality. Most figures can go on the horses, they all stand on their feet, and the weapons are removable. They remind me of a bigger version, more mature of the Mighty Max. They are also made in France which I am very pleased with.My son is 4 and loved them and has added them to his castle and soldiers playset.

I bought these alongside the other mini papo sets and they are bigger which is unfortunate. I’ll just have to wait and see if they are accepted at the castle gates.The size is actually preferable imo, but not matching.I don’t feel it was made clear. I thought the PLUS was referring to it being an additional set with a different selection of characters.

A little on the small side but good quality

Eight knights, but only four horses. The critical comments about the knights not standing up are misplaced, since they're all meant to be on horseback - this is obvious from the bowed legs. The product dimensions given are for the tube container, not the figures, which are small, but not badly painted. The description of 'a whole universe of fantasy' (or whatever) is a bit fanciful. Since four of the figures are useless without their being stuck to a base, one would probably have better spent the money on fewer, bigger figures. All that said, I can see youngish children playing quite happily with these knights: a mini army on several counts!