30MF Item Shop 1 (Knight Option)

First off, what "is" the 30 Minute Fantasy line?

I've collected 11 different 30MF models plus a bunch of 'Class Up' expansions, and once you have some parts here and there, you can sort of start customizing your fantasy dudes in a more meaningful way.

Even though this is a "knight" kit, the parts obviously don't match either the Liber or Rosan kits, and it seems (unofficially) that Bandai intends for people to customize and paint their own 'guy', without wanting to restrict you into any sort of purpose or intent.

My best guess, besides this line being toys for 8-12 year olds (officially ages 15 and up), is that you buy a few kits, mix and match, sand it, paint it and put it on the table at your next D&D game to fidget with, or just display it on the shelf.

As for the contents of the kit, you get what you see on the second image, a mish-mash of props, equipment, option parts and adapter parts. I particularly like the knight helmet face plate with the trailing plume back piece, which reminds me of Dark Souls.
The chests are fun props and handy to store a couple of model kit parts in.

You get more in this than most of the Class Up kits.

First off, what "is" the 30 Minute Fantasy line?

I've collected 11 different 30MF models plus a bunch of 'Class Up' expansions, and once you have some parts here and there, you can sort of start customizing your fantasy dudes in a more meaningful way.

Even though this is a "knight" kit, the parts obviously don't match either the Liber or Rosan kits, and it seems (unofficially) that Bandai intends for people to customize and paint their own 'guy', without wanting to restrict you into any sort of purpose or intent.

My best guess, besides this line being toys for 8-12 year olds (officially ages 15 and up), is that you buy a few kits, mix and match, sand it, paint it and put it on the table at your next D&D game to fidget with, or just display it on the shelf.

As for the contents of the kit, you get what you see on the second image, a mish-mash of props, equipment, option parts and adapter parts. I particularly like the knight helmet face plate with the trailing plume back piece, which reminds me of Dark Souls.
The chests are fun props and handy to store a couple of model kit parts in.

You get more in this than most of the Class Up kits.