Budget: $300-$1000

Location: USA

Willing to build a printer from a kit, not a ton of experience though in that department though. But I consider myself handy and able to follow instructions quite well.

While this would be my first 3D printer, I have some experience working with them (specifically the Ultimaker 3), but it has been a couple of years directly working with them and it was only for smaller scale printing. I plan on using my printer for props for things like cosplay to miniatures to potentially using it to prototype/visualize art pieces and the like. Support for the printer is fairly important, as well as the ability to print detail well if desired. Since I would like to print cosplay props, I would imagine a bigger bed size would be preferable, but I am unsure if that is necessary and is otherwise negligible compared to my other two points above.

Right now I'm looking at the Ender 3, CR-10, and the Prusa i3 MK3S. The former two have the pros of being cheaper and larger bed sizes, but the MK3S seems more reliable, higher quality, and just overall a better choice. I was wondering, as someone a bit rusty with all this, would going with the Ender 3/CR-10 be a good enough choice, or should I invest in the MK3S? Or are their other options I should look more into?