Bone Piles by Printable Scenery, 3D Printed Tabletop RPG Scenery and Wargame Terrain 28mm Miniatures

The media could not be loaded. I love the EnderToys miniature 3D printouts for my DND dungeon creations. They are sturdy and don’t have a bunch of plastic threads to clean like other companies’ printouts. These bone piles worked best with my dry brush technique. Items with a lot of detail look more realistic with this technique because it adds texture and details without a lot of effort. Just use a slightly stiff brush and add a touch of paint and scrub most of it off against a piece of cardboard until you have a powdery residue left. Then brush it on the top surface of each piece without digging into the depths of the design. As you can see it brings out the skeleton details quickly and easily. The importance is patience. If the white isn’t showing up right away, just dip, wipe, and repeat. It’s important with plastic pieces such as these bone piles that you use a primer so the acrylic paint sticks. I used Rustoleum spray primer in gray.

Was honestly surprised that these are as good as they are. I expected nasty FDM prints and they aren't!!! Worth the money, good detail, very light, almost no visible print lines. Will be buying from these guys again.

This 3d print is really low quality. I won’t be purchasing anything from this store again.