The Elven Stones are a set of four highly detailed resin accessories designed for 28–32mm fantasy and medieval miniatures. Use these elven stone pieces as decorative features on miniature bases, landmarks on the battlefield, or as part of elven scenery, ancient ruins and fantasy dioramas.

What are Elven Stones? They are decorative stone elements with a distinct fantasy and elven character, designed to add atmosphere, history and visual depth to a miniature environment. They are ideal for representing ancient elven ruins hidden in a forest, forgotten boundary stones along an old path, magical locations or the remains of a civilisation that disappeared centuries ago.

The set contains four individual scenery and basing pieces:

• 4 x Elven Stones

The individual stones measure approximately 27–40mm. in height and 8–12mm. in thickness. They are designed for approximately 28–30mm scale, around 1:55 to 1:60, making them a natural match for many commonly used 28–32mm tabletop miniatures. The total weight of the set is approximately 20gr.

The Elven Stones are digitally sculpted in 3D and then professionally produced and cast. This combines the precision of a digital sculpt with the smooth finish of a cast resin component. An important advantage is that the finished pieces have no visible print lines. This means less surface preparation is required and the sculpted shapes and decorative details remain clearly defined when painting.

The scenery pieces are made from high-quality resin. Resin is particularly suitable for detailed miniature scenery and basing accessories because it can reproduce small shapes, textures and decorative elements with excellent definition. The models are supplied unpainted, allowing you to match them to the colours and atmosphere of your army, gaming table or diorama.

How do you use Elven Stones on a miniature base? A single stone can be enough to give an otherwise simple base a strong fantasy theme. Combine one with forest ground, grass, leaves, roots, moss, flowers or small rocks to create an ancient elven environment. On larger character bases and display pieces, several elements can be incorporated into a ruined structure, sacred site or forgotten gateway.

The four pieces can also be used separately on a wargaming battlefield. They work well as small scatter terrain elements, objective markers or recognisable landmarks along a road or woodland path. You can also incorporate them into larger scenery projects such as an elven ruin, temple, overgrown city, enchanted forest or abandoned settlement. Repeating these smaller details across a gaming table can help visually connect different terrain pieces.

The set is suitable for both beginners and experienced model makers and miniature painters. Beginners can add the stones directly to bases or terrain projects without requiring complicated construction techniques. Advanced hobbyists can combine them with scratch-built walls, floors, rock formations, trees and other scenery components to create larger narrative environments.

How do you prepare resin Elven Stones for painting? Before applying primer, wash the pieces in warm water with a small amount of soap. This helps remove any residue from the production process that could interfere with paint or primer adhesion. Rinse the pieces thoroughly, dry them carefully with paper towel and allow them to dry completely. Acrylic paints are recommended for painting the resin models.

The stones are well suited to several straightforward painting techniques. Start with a darker base colour and gradually drybrush lighter stone tones over the raised surfaces to bring out the sculpted details. A wash can add additional depth to recessed areas. For an aged and overgrown elven ruin, add subtle green and brown tones, pigments, moss and small tufts. Alternatively, lighter stone or ivory colours can create a cleaner and more ethereal elven appearance.

One practical advantage of this set is its versatility. The four stones do not need to be used together in a single project. Spread them across several character bases, use them as a recurring visual detail throughout an army, or combine all four into one larger scenery piece. This makes them useful for miniature wargaming, scale modelling, roleplaying scenery and fantasy dioramas.

Technical details: set of 4 Elven Stones made from high-quality resin, approximately 27–40mm. high and 8–12mm. thick. Designed for approximately 28–30mm scale (1:55–1:60) and suitable for many 28–32mm fantasy and medieval miniatures. Total weight is approximately 20gr. The models are supplied unpainted. Any elven miniature shown in example images is for scale reference only and is not included in the set.