EnderToysArched Rock Formation, Terrain Scenery for Tabletop 32mm Miniatures Wargame, 3D Printed and Paintable

I am not the biggest fan of most 3D prints as the main detail is lost due to the print resolution. This is a bit larger and the natural terrain helps hide the horizontal print lines after painting much more than a regular mini character.The whole thing is 8" wide, 3.75" deep, and 4" tall. The irregular arch opening is approximately 1.5" wide and 3" tall. It is not solid as it uses the standard interior support structures to keep the weight and material down. While super-light, it seems sturdy enough to hold up to a drop or handling.I am happy with the arch and will likely buy larger terrain pieces from EnderToys again.

As a DM, I was struggling to map out cave encounters. I bought this "cave entrance" set twice, and couldn't be happier.This is a 3D printed product, and grey in color. It's large, big enough for 2 minis to "stand" inside of it without issue. The material is solid, and won't ever break - it's practically plastic and rock-solid.Combine in with a "cave wall set" (or 2), and you are cooking. If you are mapping out caves for your battles... this is THE entrance you want to buy. Buy 2 - I did, and I have enough options to map out 99% of the D&D scenarios I need to. Boom. Done!

This is a great looking product of the shelf, but the detail is in danger of being completely erased due to the need to apply another sculpting media in order to erase the 3D printing lines which are pretty thick.after covering the 3d print lines, it was a fantastic addition to my tabletop play.

cheap 3d printed plastic,NOT repaintedand does not take to painting well

Great size, strong build but a few rough edges.

This is a 3D printed model and you can see that in the texture of the model, however for the price it is a cheap and very easy piece of terrain for any war game. a 32mm model can fit under this and is perfect for blocking line of sight. I attempted to sand down any noticeable lines in the model (again its 3D printed so there are many of these) and primed it very heavily. Being that this is a rock and not a building, it is easier to get away with these lines showing. I should point out however the top of the rock is too uneven for a 32mm or 28mm to be stable on so this wont really add any verticality to your game. Overall I recommend this as a cheap alternative to creating your own terrain for war gaming.

Absolutely great item

Light, good detail, paints up well. Good for most wargames.

It was perfect for my dinosaur diarama