This review will serve as a universal review for all 3 of Dragonloack's village buildings since their design and assembly are very much alike. But first I will say that once painted, the combination of building textures (stone, wood and the tudor style wood) mix well together in a village to break up monotony all while not looking out of place. I generally use the tudor style for taverns and inns, the stone for blacksmith's and armorers and the basic wood for standard houses.

Now for the overall review of the sets as one. First, buying any of these sets is like buying many buildings in one. They are modular and come with a wide range of options so that you can build nearly any size building you want with any layout. There are options for both exterior and interior walls and doors, so they have put a lot of thought into these sets.

Second, if you find any of these sets lacking a feature or variation then rest assured that someone else has made it already and odds are it's free. There are some that creators charge for but they are cheap and open up many more options for your builds. There are flat roof packs, balconies, floor to ceiling windows. wall sets (sold by Fatdragongames) that have new walls where clips fit inside holes and allow you to mount shelves, torches, monster head trophies etc... There is a roof expansion et which also offers some essential options for angles and chimneys. There is also a floor set by a 3rd party creator that eliminates the peg holes in the floors in every variation possible. But even wihout all the extra 3rd party stuff, these sets are highly customizable right from stock.

Third, the print time on these are very reasonable as walls and floors are very strong on a 0% infill with thick shells. They look great printed at a normal qualiity at normal speeds. So you don't have to waste a ton of time overthinking or fortifying these objects. Everything also comes with clear printing instructions. You cant really screw it up.

I'd say the one con that i have with these sets is that the roofs are a bit confusing to assemble on a custon house. They do have some illustrated instructions but they are not as thorough as one would like. But once you play with them a bit, you'll get the hang of it.

All these sets are really worth it. Besides the great quality every time the creator comes up with a new idea or improvement its available immediately. Also every set, dungeon, cavern and building fit together perfectly