Quick answer
Choose the painted Minions set if you want a ready-to-play upgrade with no extra work. Choose the unpainted set if you enjoy painting miniatures or want to save money.
What you get in each set
Both the painted and unpainted Sentinel Miniatures Minions sets contain 18 PVC miniatures and transparent hexagonal bases. They replace the token pieces for minions from Sentinel Tactics: The Flame of Freedom and Uprising. The painted set includes full-color paint and some translucent elements, while the unpainted set is bare plastic ready for your own paint job.
Cost vs. time trade-off
The painted set costs USD 28.80 (catalog price USD 45.00), while the unpainted set is USD 20.70 (catalog price USD 30.00). The unpainted option saves about USD 8, but requires time and supplies to paint. If you don't paint miniatures, the extra cost for painted minions is worth it for immediate use.
Trade-offs at a glance
- Painted Minions: Ready to use immediately. Includes full-color paint and some translucent elements. Costs more. Best if you want a no-effort upgrade for your Sentinel Tactics game.
- Unpainted Minions: Lower price but requires painting. No paint or tools included. Allows full creative control. Best if you enjoy painting miniatures or want to save money.
- Both sets: Both require Sentinel Tactics to use. They replace tokens for minions from The Flame of Freedom and Uprising. Make sure you own the base game before purchasing either set.
Product details
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Sentinel Miniatures: Minions (Painted): 18 painted PVC miniatures with transparent hexagonal bases, some with translucent elements. They arrive ready to play, with no painting or assembly required.
Sentinel Miniatures: Minions (Painted)
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Sentinel Miniatures: Minions (Unpainted): 18 unpainted PVC miniatures with transparent hexagonal bases. You can customize the colors and save money, but you need to paint them yourself.
Sentinel Miniatures: Minions (Unpainted)
Which should you choose?
Best for
- Players who want a ready-to-play upgrade without painting
- Those who prefer official painted finishes with translucent details
Not ideal for
- Budget-conscious players who enjoy painting miniatures
- Anyone who does not own Sentinel Tactics (the base game is required)
