In essence, this is the female human counterpart standee set to Dakkar's "Hot Dudes 1", that is, near-future paper "A"-frame minis, with sometimes several identical poses of the same figure dressed in different clothes from underwear/swimwear to casual streetwear (albeit none in full armour or spacesuits here). Few have obvious weapons, the range of stances adopted is notably greater and rather less static than with "Hot Dudes 1", and the colour palette is brighter and less "muddy" than in "Hot Dudes" too. The figures as a whole will neatly fill a similar range of niches as PCs or NPCs from heroes to villains and all points in between, for many scenario settings. A few are rather "Anime", including a Catgirl provided, strangely, in both a colour and black-and-white version, though there was no male equivalent in "Hot Dudes", but these are in the minority.

Dakkar's minis are intended to be 25mm-scale, so may need resizing if you want them to fit with 28/30mm figures and scenery. The CGI artwork will survive such enlargement readily, but if using the whole page of minis, you'll lose a few near the edges in doing so.

Useful figures for any near-modern gaming, whether you use "Hot Chicks: The RPG" or not.

Let me start by saying the artwork is excellent. It is what I call Arion Games level as far as quality. Secondly, there are a few really useful figures in this set. They can be used over a wide selection of games from Shadowrun to D20 Modern to FASA's BattleTroops. The main problem I have with this set is that unless your game's rules provide for stripteases or raping another player or an NPC, there are way too many figures in diminishing clothing. For example, the SWAT figure has five different figures going from full tactical gear down to undergarments eventually. Could have been done in three, and we would have had two more figures for something else.

Worth most of the money.

Hot Chicks 1 is a 2 page pdf product from Dakkar Unlimited, and presents a number of paper, stand-up miniatures for your modern roleplaying games. Hot Chicks 1 is the first product in this series of paper miniatures from Dakkar Unlimited, with other products being Hot Chicks 2: A Space Fantasy and the Hot Chick 3 products, Naked Distress and Dangerous Curves. There is a companion product, Hot Dudes, available as well.

This product comes as a single 2 page pdf file - a cover, and a single sheet containing the stand-up paper miniatures. The cover features a number of quality rendered images of 'hot chicks' while the second page contains 48 miniatures of girls in different poses, clothing, and in a small number of cases, weaponry. The artwork and rendering is very well done, with high quality imaging and good attention to detail. The resolution is probably not the best to use these images for much other than paper miniatures to scale, which is naturally what they were intended for. Brief folding instructions are provided to assemble these figures into a A-frame structure or stand-up structure.

The product presents 48 miniatures of girls or 'hot chicks' for modern roleplaying games. These figures can be used on battlemaps for a variety of purposes, including hostages, bystanders, spies or villains, although in most cases it will be the former two given the lack of weaponry throughout the selection (although martial arts could be a feature). Despite this, there is actually quite a fair amount of variety, with a good number of unique characters. By a quick count, roughly half are unique although there are several instances of these miniatures presented in a variety of different states of clothing (from full dress down to underwear). With only a single page to print, you can have a number of hot chicks in no time, although I'm not sure how many any one person can need in your modern roleplaying game.

Hot Chicks 1 presents some high quality paper miniatures for modern roleplaying and other games. The artwork and quality is good, although the resolution is a little lower. There's good variety, although I'm dubious about the utility of these miniatures in many modern games that don't require an abundance of good-looking girls in small or tight outfits. Nevertheless, it's a good product, and offers good miniatures at a fair price. Given the general lack of paper miniatures in the market, and indeed modern miniatures, this product has its place to fill.

nice but way too well-behaved, make some rated higher<br><br> <b>LIKED</b>: lively improvement for my dioramas<br><br><b>DISLIKED</b>: could be a little more spiced up<br><br><b>QUALITY</b>: Very Good<br><br><b>VALUE</b>: Satisfied<br>

Bought to mix in with my Arion Games sets. For the most part these were good models. Some were a little less dressed then needed. You get quite a few on a single page. They do print a little smaller the the Arion sets but with some tweaks they came out just about right. These are a bit more costly then those other sets, but you do get more then twice as many models. So over all I think they were worth it.<br><br><b>QUALITY</b>: Very Good<br><br><b>VALUE</b>: Very Satisfied<br>