6 Pcs Objective Point Markers Compatible with Wargame, Warhammer 40k (Bullseye)

They do the job but would be great if they slid around less. I will probably end up adding little rubber feet to these rewening the look but allowing it to stay still.

Correct measurements for 40k and seem to be durable, decent markers for a good price

I don't get to indulge much in wargaming at the moment but still like to keep myself supplied for the point when that will change, and so decided to order these as reasonably general-use markers. They are a pack of six circular plastic 3" markers, as described; however I received a rather different design to that advertised on the item page (I received the aiming/blast marker-looking template as shown in other reviewers' pictures rather than the cogwheel design on the product image). Also, where they are advertised as incredibly clear, transparent in fact, the ones I received are noticeably cloudy to the point where if I hold all six together I can barely make out words on my laptop screen.For all that though, these markers are indeed the same size as the ones shown so from a practical standpoint there is no real difference, and the provision of six in the pack is rather generous (and not bad for the price) as I imagine it would be a rare game of 40k that needs six of them simultaneously unless playing with pretty big points values. The markers feel pretty sturdy as well, and should stand up well to the demands of normal tabletop usage. It might have been nice to have a couple of different sized included to increase the versatility of the pack, but honestly they do everything you could ask of them for the money.

Ideal for sci fi wargames, these are suitably "techy" looking markers that have the air of a combat tactical computer display about them. They work fine for 40K games or any other SF tabletop game. I was just surprised at how large they are, something half the diameter would be even more useful

🎲 The objective markers are transparent and do not have a large cog on the surface, as implied in the product information. In fact, the detail is subdued and tends to get lost against a strong background. They are visible, though. The scale markings are good for Warhammer, and they have a centre point marked for accuracy. I don’t really have a problem with them staying put, but if it is a concern, then you could add some of the sticky glue that attaches CDs to magazine covers.🎲 The usefulness of these objective markers will depend on your gameplay and how crowded your game mat is with terrain. Most distances to objectives are measured with the tape ruler. They could be laid so that battlefield rubble spills onto them. You only have a maximum of six per game so you have everything you need in the pack. In the pictures, I have placed an Eradicator and some Intercessors, along with a Silent King Obelisk for some scale. They'd make a reasonably priced gift for the table top gaming enthusiast. ✔️

These look great, they are a set of nice transparent disks with range markings on them.You could lay these on to your gaming board if the board is nice and flat and they would work just fine as objective markers.Except..The markers are about 6 inches in diameter. That's a really big size for even a large scale setup (such as 4' x 6').I think you would need to put them down pretty much before you put your scenery as they would be too large if the board had a lot of scenery on it.At this size, they would be pretty good for measuring ranges from the objectives as they cover a good area.So yes, they would be good as long as you are happy with the size.

These are great for playing Warhammer 40k. It makes it super easy to see if you are on the objective and I like that they are transparent so they don't stick out on the mat or terrain. These really make the game more enjoyable.

The objective markers are well made and make the objectives very clear on the battle field. I have tested them in a couple fo games of 40k the people that have played and seen them have said they look really goodWell thought out objective markers gir model gaming, which will work with most games. Use with kill team and middle earth, and gives instant visual focus without causing a blockage on the table top