Other reviewers who said it was wobbly didn’t put it together correctly. You use two of the height markers together, fitted in a crossed pattern, before inserting into the base. It’s actually a little too tight of a fit. I used a metal file to file down the inserts so it was easier to put together and take apart. Very steady. However, when moving, don’t expect miniatures to just stay in place. Either hold them in place as you move it on the map, or you can even use a little dab of fun tack on the miniatures to keep it in place if it’s a long battle and you need to move it a lot. In the picture, the dragon is not heavy, but the miniatures is a solid metal piece. These can hold any miniature you happen to have.

This does not come with instructions and is very confusing to put together. Luckily since it was a gift for my husband we were able to figure it out together. I’d feel bad giving this as a gift to someone else who may have no luck figuring out how to put it together.We only used one height measure piece on the base at first and it was so wobbly that the minis wouldn’t stand on it. We finally figured out that the height measure pieces interlock.Our case for it arrived damaged. Luckily none of the pieces inside were broken but they are pretty fragile feeling when you interlock them, so I give it two-three sessions before they break.It’s not worth the money spent on it, unfortunately.

Not too sturdy, but real good uses for it.

The only thing I don't like about it is the measurements don't match up. Meaning it has one with metric and the other side has standard. The two standard measurements pieces won't connect together.

The product is as displayed.The pieces fit very snug together. To the point where they may not be simple to take apart and replace into the container. I may just file mine down on the sides to make it just a tad easier to assemble.If you plan on assembling them once and never again then this is not an issue.Otherwise great item for displaying flying items mid game.

The cross bit on the top that keeps the disc peice on is very fragile and broke off after the stand tipped over on the table.

Doesn't really seem to have a good system for marking. It looks like it's intended to be used with a marker, but then you're picking it up constantly to mark it in addition to just moving it around. Which isn't exactly different from if it'd had like a little plastic piece that moves down notches, but this is definitely more tedious what with picking up the marker, pulling off... well, I'm sure you guys know how a marker works. Anyway, my disappointment is purely born of ill-set expectations; the blame for which I'm afraid is wholly on my part since I wouldn't expect a disclaimer be necessary since none of these other reviews seem to have this misconception. Perhaps something people would want to know though, is that most minis are going to weigh more than the base of these stands. So they will topple easily. But somehow that doesn't seem like it's as big of a deal to me.Regardless, this will make an excellent gift because whoever you give it to won't have such petty qualms since they didn't spend money on it and it's definitely useful.

Doesn't really seem to have a good system for marking. It looks like it's intended to be used with a marker, but then you're picking it up constantly to mark it in addition to just moving it around. Which isn't exactly different from if it'd had like a little plastic piece that moves down notches, but this is definitely more tedious what with picking up the marker, pulling off... well, I'm sure you guys know how a marker works. Anyway, my disappointment is purely born of ill-set expectations; the blame for which I'm afraid is wholly on my part since I wouldn't expect a disclaimer be necessary since none of these other reviews seem to have this misconception. Perhaps something people would want to know though, is that most minis are going to weigh more than the base of these stands. So they will topple easily. But somehow that doesn't seem like it's as big of a deal to me.Regardless, this will make an excellent gift because whoever you give it to won't have such petty qualms since they didn't spend money on it and it's definitely useful.

Great addition to add aerial monsters to your campaign. Study.

I like it because it's strong, although the 1x1 platform is a bit shakier than the 4x4, but it makes sense.

I like this product a lot because I enjoy ttrpgs and fly characters are awesome but irs such a pain constantly trying to remember the heights. I think this product is great but I would pay more money for a few slight improvements. Instead of having to use a dry erase marker to mark your height use a adjustable slider. And maybe make the top platform able to grip the mini you put on top of the item. Most mini's are pretty fragile and sometimes even a few inch falls could result in a crack of break. And lastly I wish you could only have measurements in feet or hundreds of feet insteadof thousands. Only because I play dnd, where you will never be able to fly that high during combat. I do understand that in other games that height may be needed just not what i need. Other than those 3 things this product is great.

Folks - these flying miniatures combat risers aren't just for D&D! I use them for X-Wing and Star Trek Attack Wing, and others! Finally! These are a great way to indicate height! I am reminded of the scene in Star Trek 2: The Wrath of Khan where Spock mentions to Kirk that Khan seems to be using two-dimensional combat techniques. Kirk immediately tells Sulu Z minus 10,000 Meters . So they go straight down and come back up in the back of Khan! Fantastic! Now everyone has a way to recreate three-dimensional combat! Can't recommend these at a total of five stars because they sometimes wobble even if put together corrrectly! But I say, foget that! Use a tiny bit of 'Green Goop' and move it when necessary! Make it so!

These are nice however they are fragile and break too easy. Especially for the price.

Good