These are great in my opinion. I think they're very fairly priced and they're good quality too. I like that they're able to be painted how you like, and that they're fairly versatile. The details are quite good and overall I was impressed by them. I would definitely purchase more in the future.
We've been using this set of 'Stone Bridges' from DCD for a few weeks now during our Dungeons and Dragons campaign as well as when playing Warhammer. The quality is good, it doesn't look like it's 3D printed but actually injection molded which is really awesome since there's so much garbage out there these days that people printed home and try and sell her premium prices. It seems that everything that DCD makes is actually quite high-end and we're quite happy with it.
When we play our TTRPG games, we like to use battle maps. The stone bridge set makes the map come alive.The set includes twelve 3" bridge sides, six 2"x3" bridge spans and three 2"x6" bridge spans.The bridge can be customized, and your minis can be placed on it. They are quick to assemble. No tools are needed to create your custom bridge, the pieces just snap together. They are also quick to disassemble and don't stall your gameplay. They are grey in colour.They come in a plastic travel case for portability. It can be difficult to get the pieces back into the case, and I plan on finding a different storage system.
PRO's:• Easy assembly.• Stable when assembled.• Modular to customize variable lengths.CON's:• The walkable surface is not as depicted in the majority of the images on the product page. Where most of the pictures show a stone surface, the roads received are simply lengths of smooth acrylic.
Full Disclaimer: I had no prior experience assessing, critiquing or judging small plastic bridges.I got these bridges for my kids to use in their LEGO castles. They were just the right size for LEGO figures. My kids thought they were great and asked for more.