LITKO Flame Marker | Fire Indicator | Spell Effect | Inferno | Compatible with Dungeons & Dragons, Warhammer 40k, Bolt Action, and Other Wargames (Yellow Flames & Amber Base, Mini)

I glued them

They are easy to put together. Only complaint is I wish a few of them were bigger.

Bought these on a whim. Didn't get any special glue. Crazy glue works fine. They are small, and the area where the glue is is at the bottom. I haven't seen any clouding yet. They're inexpensive, small items and I'm not sure I'd *notice* any clouding. I have crazy glue in a brush bottle (yes, brand name, found it in a convenience store nearby). There's a small 'tab' on the bottom of the flame piece; I put a little glue on the tab, and a little on the 'shoulders' - where the flame is flat to sit on the base - and, holding the gluey part up, I put the base on it, and tilted it so the inside of the hole in the base was flat against the part of the tab that had glue on it, and the base was flat on the 'shoulders'. 10 seconds later, I set it flat on the table and left it overnight. No problem, rock solid attachment so far.The pieces came in a ziploc baggie, inside a remarkably sturdy small cardboard box. And that's what I'm using to store them in. Kudos to the maker/packer/shipper. For these, at least, you can buy a few boxes and store at least 2 sets if not three, assembled, in one box. I haven't gotten any of the larger ones.I see no need to get special acrylic glue for these. It's not like I'm going to be staring at the amazing art of the bottom of the tiny glued together pieces of plastic make-believe flame when they're sitting on my table with figurines around it (or running from it). If you *really* must have Litko's Craft Acrylic Cement #33, it's cheaper here on amazon than their website. (Tho other of their stuff is cheaper on their website.)

We use a handful of these on our pathfinder table to denote anything from campfire, torch locations, spark, starting fires. I used another handful to make each player one for their own personal light source/fire.Small, but still pretty neat.

Much smaller than I thought they would be. The pieces do not lock in together, slide out from the base very easily. One of the pieces was partially broken on arrival.

These are pretty cool for dnd. Color is awesome and just the right size. So easy to put together and it gives players a good visual for the game. I would highly recommend these to others.

These flames are perfect for what I need then for. Of course, they would be better if they assembled snuggly together, but after reading some of these reviews, you'd think it was rocket science to put them together. That could be further from the truth. Add a LITTLE dollop of .99 cent super glue (which I'm sure most people have laying in their junk drawer) to the sides of the peg, insert into the base and hold for 10 seconds to the side of the hole, since there is a little wiggle room. Set down and let rest. I was able to move them shortly after to take these photos and nothing fell apart. I noticed no clouding and I even timed myself after the first 10 that I did. The second batch took me a total of five minutes and eight seconds. The Team Yankee tanks in my picture are 15mm scale and Death Guard Warhammer 40k Plague Marine miniatures are 28mm.

I wasnt very impressed with these. They are tiny, and they don’t join together so you will have to glue each and every one of them. I would look for another product next time.

Great little fire markers, have used as spell effects or just when a campfire is needed when we play dungeons and dragons

Están ok, auque quedan más pequeños de lo que esperaba.

Smaller than I thought they would be. But they done what I needed to do with them

I didn't realise how many fires we left behind, until i started using these.

Didn't fit together