DND Carts and Wagons Miniatures Set with Horse, Crate, Barrel and Prison Cage Wooden Laser Cut 28mm Tabletop Scatter Terrain for Warhammer, Wargaming RPG Games

I think these carts are just great - creative details, variety, easy-ish to put together (those "hay bales" though, ouch! Not worth the trouble tbh). The horses are too fragile. I totally understand it's very challenging getting those dainty legs to be sturdy enough, but I ended up breaking one horse beyond repair, and having glue-able breaks on two or so of the others. Then again, I probably could've tried harder at filing down the prongs more gently. But still, I'm not too hamhanded so I was bummed I broke them. I'd give it 4.5 stars if I could.I really appreciated the extra wheels, but I'd have liked an extra horse more. Maybe instead of those "hay bale" boxes? And maybe an extra optional harness rig for the cart that doesn't come with one? I got these for a big "racing competition" in my D&D game so I wanted them all to be functional, though I jerry-rigged a solution well enough I wouldn't say it was a real problem.Anyway I've included a couple minis in my pics for scale - a standard medium guard mini fits inside the cage, and on most of the carts. Only on the barrel wagon is the gap between the barrel and the horse's tail too narrow for anything but a small-base mini - which a drunken dwarven ale-cart driver is a perfect solution for!

They are exactly what I ordered for my 5E DND game. Be patient as they do take some time to put together, but I love them.

I love it. Now we have wagons and carts for the character party, and do not have to use post it notes to indicate wagons and carts.

I really enjoy finally having minis for wagons. It seemed like there were no options for a decent price. No complaints at all.