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Two icy rock scatter sets — frost-cracked stones, arch, monolith and frozen ruin walls. Sculpted by 3DP4U. Sold UNPAINTED.
We want this piece to be the centerpiece of your next campaign. Every piece of terrain is inspected before it leaves our workshop. If it suffers a critical fail during transit and arrives damaged, or if you spot a printing defect that slipped past our quality checks, send us a photo within 30 days of delivery. We will gladly forge and ship a replacement.
Please note: Our terrain is printed to handle regular tabletop play, but it is still a detailed hobby model. We cannot replace pieces that take a tumble off the gaming table, get chewed by the tavern hound (your dog), or encounter an unfortunate painting accident.
SEASONAL LISTING: PERMANENTLY OFF-SEASON.
The Frozen Scatter Pack bundles both of 3DP4U’s icy rock sets — frost-split boulders, a rimed stone arch, a leaning monolith, and ruined wall fragments locked in old ice.
COLD COVER, LITERALLY: Two full scatter sets of sculpted ice-crusted rock formations and frozen ruins.
PROPERTY FEATURES:
INVESTMENT POTENTIAL: Winter campaigns, Frostgrave tables and any encounter that needs the temperature to drop.
Painted examples shown courtesy of 3DP4U.
Inquiries welcome at the next open house. Mysty Hollow Hamlet Trade Council.
Our terrain is built for 28mm to 32mm miniatures, so it works with Dungeons & Dragons, Pathfinder, Frostgrave, and most skirmish games.
Terrain is printed in PLA, a rigid plastic that holds crisp detail and stands up to regular play. Larger pieces are printed in sections so they fit together cleanly and store more easily.
Unless the listing says otherwise, terrain ships unpainted. Some larger pieces, like our ships, offer assembled and pre-painted options you can choose right on the product page.
Yes. Pieces with interiors, decks, or multiple levels are designed so standard 25mm to 32mm bases can stand and move around inside during play.
We recommend a light coat of primer first. PLA takes paint well once it is primed, and a primer coat helps your colors stay put through a lot of game nights.