Terrain Value Box

I am an avid DnD player and reluctant DM. I ran a DnD one-shot for a friend's son's birthday last year and he loved it so much, I'm doing it again this year. So I needed to up the ante. I have loved watching crafters make and paint their own terrain, so when I came across this kit, I was thrilled. I figured I would use it to inspire this year's event, and it's been perfect. Plus, I wanted to try my hand at painting some terrain and I wouldn't feel bad if these came out poorly. It exceeded my expectations in every way. The fuest few pictures show what I received. A lot of large buildings, small bits, and even cavern terrain! I love it all. I included some photos of my attempts at painting, my very first attempts. I am loving the terrain, the price, and the painting. If you are open to random options and like 3D printed terrain, I highly recommend this kit.

Such a great buy! My husband absolutely loved the pieces it came with. He uses them for many different games and has requested for more 3 years later.

In addition to the pictured walls, rocks, and buildings, there was a second set of statues and gravestones, plus a hollow fist-sized orange jack o'lantern-- which had nothing to do with miniature terrain, but it was in there. I will certainly use the several varieties of walls and rocks, as well as the statue sets. Since the two buildings I received are duplicates, I plan to modify them to make them more unique. Some of the pieces had minor flaws, but nothing that makes the pieces unplayable or requires any sort of reconstruction, IMO. In all, I am very happy with this purchase and would not hesitate to buy a random lot from this company again.

I would have been ecstatic to get this kit for $25... for $30 it would have gotten 5 stars. But for the price, for "seconds," I'm a little disappointed. I didn't quite get as full a box as I was hoping for. But, as an example of the EnderToys print standards, this speaks pretty highly for the company. The pieces are all sturdy (I even accidentally stepped on one and it didn't break) Some of the pieces I couldn't find any fault with, others the fault was small or it just needed a little clean up. A few items were broken, probably in shipping because the bits were in the box, but hopefully a little glue will fix it up. But otherwise everything was "fine" out of the box. I think this is a *good* deal, but not a great one.

I received a small Tudor style cottage, a small mausoleum, and a large two piece structure like a hermit's hovel or hedge witch home. Additionally a couple river pieces and a few stream pieces to go with the ones I already have so that was a bonus, and a bunch of grave stones. Everything was first quality. You may not get to pick what is in the box, but what you get is good pieces for good value!

Ok but a lot of the pieces were broken which shouldn't be a surprise for the price

Nice assortment of 3d printed terrain

Exactly the pieces I was looking for by random chance, plus a few odd things. I didn't know I wanted a face hugger egg, but what i did want was some town houses and general rocks. this was perfect for a budget start. Since contains may vary, I will consider I got very lucky. The print quality does have defects. Some rocks are weird (rocks are weird anyway). The houses seem fine. Not sure whats wrong with the alien egg, A few small pieces seem to be unusable bad. Might just recycle those, but overall very pleased and a bit lucky

It's a gamble because it's a random set with some defects but even with that in mind I was pretty disappointed. Some of the serious defects including getting pieces that didn't actually finish 3d printing (i.e. missing the top section, building without rooves etc). For the price, I was hoping to get some pieces I could fix up with some effort but a lot of these are complete write offs. Some other folks have posted photos of lucky boxes, mine was mostly a graveyard set rahter than buildings (trees, tombstones) and not what I was expecting.