Sirius Dice Brings D&D’s Iconic 1983 Red Box Cover to Life as Metal Miniature

Today, Sirius Dice unveiled the D&D Red Box Basic Set Minis, a four-piece collection of metal miniatures that recreates Larry Elmore’s iconic cover art for the 1983 Dungeons & Dragons Basic Set, commonly known as the Red Box.

The classic image of a fighter confronting a fearsome red dragon introduced a generation of players to Dungeons & Dragons. Sirius Dice now brings the complete scene to life in 32mm scale with Dragon and Fighter miniatures, alongside the first-ever miniatures of the Magic-User and Thief.

Designed for collectors and players alike, the figures can be displayed together as a tribute to classic D&D or brought into tabletop campaigns.

Key Features

• Iconic Artwork Brought to Life: Recreates the memorable scene from Larry Elmore’s 1983 Red Box cover art in miniature form
• Four-Figure Collection: Includes Dragon, Fighter, Magic-User, and Thief miniatures
• Collector-Quality Metal Figures: Each figure is presented at 32mm scale and cast in metal with an antique finish
• Display or Play: Showcase the complete scene as a collectible display or use the figures in tabletop adventures

The D&D Red Box Basic Set Minis is available to pre-order for $79.99 at local game stores and Amazon ahead of its September launch.

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