Sirius Metal Miniatures 1977 D&D Holmes Boxed Set

$49.99

Estimated delivery between October 07 and October 09.

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Sirius Metal Miniatures 1977 D&D Holmes Boxed Set
A classic D&D cover scene recreated in metal.

This collector-focused boxed set brings the iconic 1977 Holmes Basic cover art to the tabletop with three zinc alloy miniatures: a red dragon centerpiece, a wizard, and a fighter. It is the first release in the Sirius Miniatures line and is built for display, painting, or use in fantasy RPG sessions.

3Metal miniatures
in the box
75mmRed Dragon
base size
14+Manufacturer
age range

What's inside: 1 Red Dragon miniature with a 75mm base, 1 Wizard miniature, and 1 Fighter miniature in a premium boxed set.

Product highlights

  • Inspired by classic artwork: The set recreates the battle scene from the 1977 D&D Holmes boxed set cover art by David C. Sutherland III.
  • Display-ready trio: The box includes a dragon centerpiece plus two adventurer figures, giving collectors a compact scene straight out of early Dungeons & Dragons history.
  • Zinc alloy construction: Sirius describes these as durable metal miniatures made from zinc alloy rather than standard plastic.
  • First in the line: This release is positioned as the first product in the Sirius Miniatures range, making it a notable piece for fans following the line from the start.

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Product questions

What comes in this boxed set?

This set includes three metal miniatures: a Red Dragon, a Wizard, and a Fighter. The Red Dragon is listed with a 75mm base.

Are these plastic or metal miniatures?

They are metal miniatures. Sirius describes the set as being made from zinc alloy.

Is this meant only for display?

Not necessarily. The set is positioned for collectors and display, but it is also described as suitable for tabletop play.

If you love classic D&D history, this Holmes-inspired metal set makes a distinctive addition to the shelf, paint desk, or game table.

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