Last Aurora: Plastic Miniatures
$24.99 $19.99
1 – 4 Players, 60 – 90 Minutes playing time, Ages 14 and up. This is a miniatures expansion for Last Aurora and requires the base game to play. Manufacturer: Pendragon Game Studio. Categories: Accessory, Card Game, Racing, Science Fiction, and Travel. Game Mechanics: Hand Management and Worker Placement.
Description
Last Aurora Plastic Miniatures is a miniature expansion for Last Aurora, the competitive post-apocalyptic game for 1-4 players set in a frozen, desolate wasteland.
This box contains 81 plastic colored tokens to enhance your game experience with Last Aurora, allowing the players to replace the wood and carton components with plastic miniatures, making it even more rich.
Previously only available in the Kickstarter version of the game, these plastic miniatures are now available for all the players.
All these components are part of the games, and with these deluxe plastic versions players can enjoy even more this board game, facing and surviving all the challenges the game proposes them to reach the final goal!
Contents:
8 plastic trucks in 4 colors
32 plastic survivors in 4 colors
1 plastic Aurora token
10 plastic food tokens
14 plastic fuel tokens
10 plastic ammo tokens
6 plastic crate tokens
Additional information
| Weight | .6 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 7.5 × 5.5 × 1.5 in |
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Steven Bollenbaugh –
I think these are a nice addition to the Last Aurora board game. I think that the manufacturer could have done a better job of color selection for the miniatures so they fit the game a little better, stood out a little more on the game board, and showed off their detailing more. [I don’t have time to paint them for the foreseeable future.] Still I am quite pleased that I now have them.