Mantic Games are a new company that are releasing whole races one at a time. Having started with Elves last autumn, they are now in the middle of their skeleton release. Taking “cheap cannon fodder” literally, these models appear to be good value when compared to most other manufacturers... more - Total Wargamer
As far as I am concerned, Mantic Skeletons are pretty much superior. For half the cost you get models that are as every bit as detailed, easier to construct, and look just as good. The only reason not to get them is if you really want to adjust every arm and head on your skeletons. If not I would recommend these as a better choice, and as far as I am concerned, I will actually be getting the rest of my Skeletons from Mantic... more - Disciple of Nagash, Carpe Noctem Forum
Overall, I really rather like this set so far. The skeletons form a shabby but regimental unit I'd be pleased to include in my Vampire Counts army and I'm hoping they are going to prove nice to paint as well (we'll see soon). The fun bits I mentioned on the sprue include the cute little critter above (its a skeletal dog) - you also get a wound/objective counter, a skeleton popping out of a grave, a shoulder pad (haven't worked out a good place to use this yet!) and what I think is a dead dwarf head...I wonder if that's a hint for what Mantic may be planning for the future? ... more - Neil Hubbard, 24/02/2010
Mantic Games have hit the nail right on the head of how to go about selling me toy soldiers for my Warhammer army. Here’s why… Today I received my order of an Elven Shieldwall Detachment and, in the few moments I had to open the box, my reaction was nothing less than excitement... more. - Che Webster, 2010
Today I received my Elf Warhost and Shieldwall Detachment in perfect condition so a big thankyou is in order. It arrived well in time for the holiday season since it's a Christmas gift which brings me to that pair of clippers I've got as a present, again big thank you for that. I would like to wish every one at Mantic Games a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year and all the best for 2010. - Patrick Lefevre 15/12/09