Byhoo DND Flying Miniatures Combat Risers – Adjustable Acrylic Flight Stands for Epic Battles

The Byhoo DND Flying Miniatures Combat Risers are adjustable acrylic flight stands designed to elevate miniatures during tabletop RPG battles. This kit includes an acrylic base, a metal rod, two clear acrylic panels, and foam bumpers. Height adjustment is done by turning a spiral knob—no tools required. Two panels can support multiple miniatures, enabling aerial combat scenes. The alloy and acrylic construction aims for stability on various surfaces, while foam bumpers help prevent scratches on miniatures and terrain. This set is intended for Dungeon Masters and players who want to add vertical elements to their D&D or other TTRPG sessions.

Adjusting height without tools

The spiral knob allows you to raise or lower the metal rod to any height within the rod's range. Tightening the knob locks the position. This means you can change the elevation of your miniatures on the fly during a game. The two acrylic panels can be set at different heights to represent creatures at various altitude levels.

Kit contents and materials

Every Byhoo flight stand kit contains:

The clear acrylic panels keep the battlefield visible, and the foam bumpers protect surfaces from scratches.

Staying upright during gameplay

The stand is designed to remain stable on typical tabletop surfaces, reducing tipping. The alloy rod provides a solid center, and the acrylic base offers a wide footprint. This helps keep miniatures secure even when the table is bumped or during intense dice rolls.

Why Dungeon Masters find it useful

Running aerial encounters becomes easier with dedicated flight stands. The risers let you establish clear height advantages, making combat more immersive. They are compact enough to carry in a bag and quick to set up. Because no tools are needed, you can adjust them mid-session without interrupting the game flow.

Common questions about the Byhoo flight stand

How do you assemble the stand?

Insert the metal rod into the acrylic base, place the two panels on the rod, and tighten the spiral knob to secure them. Disassembly is the reverse.

Can it hold large miniatures?

The input doesn't specify maximum weight, but the two panels can hold multiple miniatures typical for D&D. Panel size is not given, but they are designed for standard miniatures.

Is it suitable for Pathfinder or other RPGs?

Yes, these risers work with any tabletop RPG that uses miniatures, including Pathfinder, Warhammer, and similar games.