Frequently Asked Questions about Fantasy Miniatures

What games are these fantasy miniatures compatible with?
Our collection is designed for maximum versatility across the most popular fantasy wargaming and RPG systems. These models are perfect for dungeon crawling or mass-battle wargames. Because they are high-detail resin prints, they fit seamlessly alongside mainstream plastic kits from major brands.

What scale are your miniatures?
We primarily offer miniatures in 28mm and 32mm “Heroic” scales, which are the standard for modern tabletop gaming. Many of our fantasy designs are scaled specifically to match the height and bulk of standard races (like Humans, Orcs, and Elves), ensuring your party members or army reinforcements look natural on the grid or battlefield. If you need a custom scale for a specific monster or boss, please contact us.

Are these miniatures suitable as proxies?
Yes! Many of our designs from studios like Archvillain Games and Artisan Guild are specifically sought after as high-quality proxies or “counts-as” models for various armies and RPG classes. Whether you need alternative infantry, unique player-character sculpts, or massive monsters, our resin 3D prints offer a unique aesthetic that helps your collection stand out.

Why is resin better than plastic for fantasy models?
Resin 3D printing allows for a level of detail that traditional plastic injection molding often can’t reach. For fantasy models, this means realistic fur textures, individual links in chainmail, intricate spell effects, and sharper facial features. Our premium resin is chosen for its crisp finish and durability during tabletop play.

Do the miniatures come with bases?
Yes! We ship with the decorative scenic base from the design (if applicable), or a plain black plastic base otherwise.

How do I prepare and assemble 3D printed resin miniatures?
Our miniatures are shipped unpainted and unassembled. We take great care to clean and cure every print, but you may occasionally find small “nubs” from the printing supports. These can be easily removed with a hobby knife or fine-grit sandpaper. For assembly, we recommend using cyanoacrylate (super glue), as traditional plastic glue (poly cement) will not work on resin.