Every Licensed Designer at TabletopXtra: 18 Studios Across Fantasy, Sci-Fi & More

Every model at TabletopXtra is sculpted by one of our eighteen licensed miniature designers. Each studio holds a proper commercial licence, and we print everything to order in the UK in resin. Here's the full list, grouped by style.

Fantasy & RPG Miniature Designers

Artisan Guild build their range around a modular ball-joint system. Arms, heads, and torsos swap across sagas (Dwarven Mountaineers, Blacktongue Assassins, Soulless Vampires) so you can mix and match within a theme rather than buying individual characters. Good for building ranked units or an RPG party that looks like it belongs together.

Galaad Miniatures run monthly drops of 28/32mm fantasy characters: adventurers, bandits, undead, themed NPCs. Their releases come presupported, which matters if you're printing at home or ordering individual pieces. Reliable stock for D&D adventurers, encounter groups, and NPC fillers that have actual personality.

Printed Obsession are the studio for the unexpected: mimics, mindflayers, fungal creatures, dungeon hazards that most other designers haven't bothered sculpting. Their monthly sets lean into character and humour in roughly equal measure.

Crab Miniatures specialise in sea-creatures, deep-ocean horrors, and modular monster kits. If your campaign heads below the waves or you need a creature from myth that mainstream companies have ignored, this is the first place to look.

Sci-Fi, Wargaming & Grimdark Studios

DakkaDakka (DakkaDakka.Store, not the forum) sculpt fully presupported proxy armies: Fire Lizards, Black Lions, Machine Cult, Robot Legions. Each faction has coherent sculpts designed for tabletop scale. Good for building a themed sci-fi force or for conversion parts with a consistent look across a unit.

Grey Tide Studio make sci-fi conversion parts and alternate-sculpt infantry squads. The Eternal Pilgrims and Cursed Company ranges give you the material to build distinctive forces or modify what you already own.

DMG Minis cover sci-fi factions with a harder military edge: Intelligencia, Silver Wardens, Spartanians. The designs sit firmly in gritty near-future territory rather than space opera.

Bite the Bullet cross freely between fantasy and grimdark. Monthly sets run from D&D-style creatures through horror-circus sculpts to Trench Crusade warbands released under the Ashen Armies sub-brand. One of the most prolific studios in the catalogue, and the range is broad enough that most players find something useful in each drop.

Diceverse are our dedicated terrain studio for Trench Crusade and WWI-adjacent grimdark. Trench systems, bunkers, ruined city sections, craters, shipwreck pieces. If you're running a Trench Crusade warband without terrain to match, this range is the obvious place to start.

Cross-Genre, Anime & JRPG Studios

RN Estudio are the widest-ranging studio in the catalogue. Anime tributes, JRPG nostalgia pieces, Those Wonderful 80's retro pop-culture sets, Mythbowl fantasy sports teams, Witcher crossovers. The range runs deep in each direction, and it's worth browsing even if you think you already know what you want.

Across the Realms let their backers vote on themes for each monthly release, so the range reflects what their community actually asks for rather than what a studio thinks will sell. Fantasy and sci-fi both covered.

C27 Studio produce character heroes and terrain with a pop-culture and adventure feel. Their sculpts work well for skirmish games and RPG sessions. You can see an example of their character work: The Boy with the Dragon Tattoo hero.

Ronin Arts Workshop bring anime and samurai aesthetics to the range: stylised characters, traditional Japanese armour, clean linework that paints up well at 28/32mm. Useful if you're running a Japanese-mythology encounter or want models that read differently from the European-fantasy default.

Character Artists & Collector Pieces

Gaz Minis make character miniatures and fantasy pin-ups at multiple scales, from 28mm game pieces up to 75mm display pieces. Their Oni Assault range is the standout for Japanese-mythology builds. At the bigger scales, these paint up as display pieces rather than gameplay tokens.

Torrida Minis produce collector sculpts designed as proper showcase pieces. Mature in theme and detailed in execution. These are models you spend time on, not ones you batch-paint for a unit.

E.S Monster specialise in East Asian mythology, large-format fan-art pieces, and display-scale statues. Their Monkey King comes in 54mm, 75mm, and 150mm. At 150mm it's a project piece rather than a gaming piece. Browse their range here.

PS Miniatures carry individual character models rather than themed batch releases: Drow, Nagas, Spiritguides, and similar. Good for filling a specific character gap in a roster without committing to a full set.

LPOMC (MyMiniFactory creator @chihteyu) bring a distinct sculpting voice to the catalogue, with characters that sit apart from the European-fantasy default that dominates most ranges.

That's all eighteen. Between them, these studios cover D&D dungeon crawls, sci-fi proxy armies, Trench Crusade warbands, and 150mm display statues. Everything is printed in the UK in resin, to order. Browse the full catalogue, or follow the blog for new-release posts and studio deep-dives as they come out.