EnderToys Stone Houses, Terrain Scenery for Tabletop 28mm Miniatures Wargame, 3D Printed and Paintable

They look great. I've had some of these on on my wishlist for a while and just received this one today for Christmas. :DThey have nice detail! As someone else said, the roof can be removed, so I will be making mini furniture to place inside I think they are going to look good as smaller buildings on our table for D&D.Definitely, 5 stars for the items themselves, but we were surprised there wasn't any paperwork or business card in the box. The other guests were impressed and asked about what company made them and neither I or my gift-giver could remember off hand. I suggest adding at least a simple little piece of paper with the company info to easily share. :)

I've purchased three sets of medieval houses from Ender for use in RPG games. This pair of houses had a couple of serious presentation problems. First the roofs were plain plastic surfaces lacking the detailed tiles or shingles that appear on other Ender structures. Second the windows are just empty squares with now frames or panes. One useful function is, unlike the other sets, the roofs are removable so you could make a detailed interior if you wanted to.

These nice little structures are essentially different than pictured. The size may be accurate, the shapes are well represented, but the little houses are plastic and coral color, which only stresses the plasticity of them. I bought them to use in a big terrarium where they’d be surrounded by natural plants. Now I’ll have to shop for different ones, or build them myself with natural materials.

So, first off, everything was sent extremely quickly and was very cleanly printed. I think there were maybe 2 tiny bits of plastic I had to sand. 2ndly, the detail on the buildings and the cauldron are great!!! I am in the process of adding shingles to one of the roofs and more of a hay/straw/mud & daub application to the other roof. I also decided to add shutters to the windows as without them, the buildings looks a bit unfinished. I could also very easily see picking up a 2nd set of these and turning them into abandoned and ruined buildings very easily. And finally, I happen to see another customer post up their images of the finished single piece "Village Bundle" that do have pre-printed textured roofs, and they look great!! So I'll likely be ordering those as well soon enough! The removable roofs for these 2 pieces would be super useful for some games, but I realized after getting them and modifying them that I probably won't be needing detachable roofs, so the other Village Bundle may be better for my needs!

The items are 3 D printed, solid, and take acrylic paint very well after a base coat. on the other hand, the scale does say 28 mm in some descriptions, the average Icon of the Realm humanoid would not fit through the door. To get to the truer scale, the buildings should be attached to some form of elevated base. But if you need some quick items for a small scale battle, they are great for the job. If only they came pre-printed for us busy gamers!

It came unpainted as described, but it had nice texture on the sides and leaving the roof smooth means I can add what I want to the roof for more diversity in my buildings.

This is the second time I've bought this product, in a slow quest to build a DnD village. These are sturdy, well-made, and versatile depending on how you paint them - as the new example image shows! If you are like me and haven't already bought a 3D printer, then these are a great way to add houses to your miniature scenes!

These are great. The roofs are removable. These painted real easy and look great.

These were perfect for a school history project. They arrived super quickly too!

I actually bought 2 sets of these and I like them a lot. There are printing lines and it needed to be cleaned up a little upon arrival but that’s expected. One thing I didn’t like is that the more square shaped house had too many windows. I can remedy this easily by making a bunch of shudders etc, but I don’t think it needed as many as it had.I don’t mind the plain roof, as when I craft my own, I enjoy the shingling part and dread the actual construction as my fit is never perfect. Either way, these were definately worth what I paid and it saved me some time to make other things.