Gothic terrain is a staple of a lot of tabletop role-playing games, including D&D and Warhammer, which is why there's lots of sets for sale like this one. This set offers a couple of ruined church buildings, designed for 18-28mm miniatures.
The detail is solid. There are plenty of nooks and crannies that will catch washes and help create those dramatic shadows and highlights when you paint them. The removable roofs are a nice touch, allowing you to place miniatures inside and add another layer of tactical depth to your games. The peg system for the roofs is also great, keeping them in place during gameplay.
The material used to print these terrain is PETG, a 3D-printed plastic. PETG has glossy finish that that is a bit out of place for ruined buildings, so it will definitely need to be painted. While PETG is durable, it's also clear that these pieces are 3D-printed, which means you can see some layer lines; if this bothers you, you'll need to do some cleanup before you prime and paint the pieces.
The value proposition is a bit of a sticking point. For 30 bucks, these pieces feel a overpriced for what they are, especially considering that they're 3D-printed and require some prep work. If you have a 3D printer yourself, you could potentially print similar pieces for a fraction of the cost. However, if you don't have a 3D printer and you're looking for some gothic terrain, these are a great choice.
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The detail is solid. There are plenty of nooks and crannies that will catch washes and help create those dramatic shadows and highlights when you paint them. The removable roofs are a nice touch, allowing you to place miniatures inside and add another layer of tactical depth to your games. The peg system for the roofs is also great, keeping them in place during gameplay.
The material used to print these terrain is PETG, a 3D-printed plastic. PETG has glossy finish that that is a bit out of place for ruined buildings, so it will definitely need to be painted. While PETG is durable, it's also clear that these pieces are 3D-printed, which means you can see some layer lines; if this bothers you, you'll need to do some cleanup before you prime and paint the pieces.
The value proposition is a bit of a sticking point. For 30 bucks, these pieces feel a overpriced for what they are, especially considering that they're 3D-printed and require some prep work. If you have a 3D printer yourself, you could potentially print similar pieces for a fraction of the cost. However, if you don't have a 3D printer and you're looking for some gothic terrain, these are a great choice.
You can purchase this product at Amazon: https://amzn.to/3FnP10x Please note that I'm a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon.com. Spend less. Smile more..
