Galaad Miniatures UK: A Complete Guide to the Monthly Themed Fantasy Range

If you play tabletop RPGs and you have ever wished a whole adventuring party, a goblin warband or a court of villains could turn up ready to prime and paint, Galaad Miniatures is a designer worth knowing. As a UK store we stock the full Galaad range, and over time it has become one of our most reliably useful collections for anyone building characters and encounters for the table. This guide to Galaad Miniatures in the UK covers who is behind the studio, what makes the sculpts so easy to recommend, and how to pick your first set from the range we stock.

Galaad is the studio of French sculptor Quentin, who releases pre-supported 32mm fantasy miniatures in tightly themed monthly factions. Where some designers chase one big centrepiece a month, Galaad's strength is the opposite: cohesive little casts of characters that drop straight into a roleplaying campaign or a skirmish warband. That focus on usable, table-ready groups is exactly why the range has earned its place in our line-up.

Who is Galaad Miniatures?

Galaad Miniatures is a one-sculptor studio working in the digital-design-to-resin pipeline that defines modern print-on-demand miniatures. Each month brings a new themed release, and across the catalogue you can trace a clear love of classic fantasy RPG archetypes: rangers and knights, goblins and ratfolk, elves and norse warriors, witches, vampires and the assorted monsters that fill a dungeon. The models are designed to be printed in resin and arrive pre-supported, meaning the fiddly work of adding print supports has already been done for the file. That is a real time-saver whether you print at home or order finished prints from us.

Because Galaad has kept up a steady monthly cadence for years, the range has grown into a genuine fantasy toolbox. We carry roughly 190 Galaad products on-site, from single characters to complete themed sets, so there is almost always something to fill a gap in a party or an encounter. You can browse the whole lot in our Galaad Miniatures collection. If you want to see the source files and the wider community around the studio, Galaad's MyMiniFactory profile and Patreon are the designer's own homes online.

A signature style: pre-supported fantasy for the RPG table

What unites the Galaad catalogue is a warm, characterful take on heroic fantasy. The sculpts sit comfortably at the 32mm "heroic" scale that most RPG and skirmish players already collect, with proportions and detail that read well once painted but never tip into cartoonish exaggeration. Faces, cloaks, weapons and bases are crisp, and the pre-supported files are tuned for clean resin prints with minimal clean-up.

Crucially, the releases are built as groups. A typical Galaad Full Set bundles between four and eight related models, a warband, a guild, a gang or a themed cast, rather than a single hero. That makes the range brilliant value for building out a faction or populating a session quickly, and it means a single purchase can give a Dungeon Master a complete encounter or give a player a coordinated retinue. Many sets also include a standout character or pin-up variant, so there is usually a centrepiece to enjoy alongside the rank and file.

Why collect Galaad Miniatures in the UK?

For UK hobbyists the practical case for Galaad is strong. Because everything is made to order, you are not limited to whatever happens to be on a shelf: you choose the model and the size, and we print it for you in GBP with UK-friendly shipping. Most single Galaad characters start at around £5.99 to £6.99, while a complete Full Set of six to eight models typically lands between roughly £22 and £29 depending on the set and scale. For a coordinated group of detailed resin minis, that is keen value against mass-produced plastic boxes.

There is also breadth. Galaad's monthly themes mean the range spans almost every fantasy staple a campaign could need, so you can assemble heroes, hirelings, monsters and villains all in one consistent style. If you have already read our deep-dive on the Succubi, Myconids and Kobold set, you will know how neatly a single Galaad release can become a ready-made encounter, and that is true right across the catalogue.

Standout sets we stock

A few releases make excellent starting points. Galaad's recurring Adventurer set is the obvious first pick: a compact party of classic RPG heroes that gives every player at the table a figure to call their own, with the option to add individual members like the monk on their own. It is the purest expression of what Galaad does best.

For something with crossover appeal, the Templar Knight set brings armoured holy warriors that suit grim fantasy and grimdark trench-war settings alike. It is a natural fit if you also dabble in Trench Crusade, and it ships with a characterful princess pin-up variant alongside the seven-model core. If you would rather field a villainous mob, the Ratfolk Gang is a full eight-strong skaven-style warband complete with a plague-doctor character, ideal as recurring dungeon antagonists or a small skirmish force.

Beyond those, the range is deep: the Forest Ranger and Goblins Vol 2 sets round out wilderness and monster needs, and there are themed drops covering norse fighters, elf warbands, warrior knights and more. It is worth scrolling the full collection to see how much ground a single designer covers.

Scales, sizing and printing

One of the quiet advantages of the Galaad range as we stock it is choice of scale. Most sets are offered at 28/32mm, 35mm and 40mm, so you can match the size to the rest of your collection: 28/32mm to sit alongside the bulk of mainstream fantasy games, or 35mm and 40mm for players who prefer a little extra presence and detail. Selected character and pin-up models go larger still, up to 54mm and 75mm display sizes for painters who want a showpiece.

Everything is printed to order in resin, which holds Galaad's fine detail far better than filament. If you are new to resin prints, they reward a gentle wash, a quick check for any stray support nubs and a coat of primer before painting, and they take both brush and airbrush beautifully. We handle the printing and support removal on finished prints, so you can go straight to the part of the hobby you actually enjoy.

Which games do Galaad miniatures suit?

Because the sculpts stick to recognisable fantasy archetypes at a standard scale, Galaad minis slot into almost any system. They are a natural fit for Dungeons & Dragons, Pathfinder and other fantasy RPGs, where the themed sets map directly onto parties, NPCs and monsters. The warband-sized releases also work well as proxies and forces for fantasy skirmish games, and the armoured, grim-themed sets, Templars especially, suit darker settings such as Trench Crusade. Collectors and display painters, meanwhile, are well served by the larger character and pin-up variants.

Start your Galaad collection

Galaad Miniatures rewards the way most of us actually play: a steady supply of characterful, table-ready groups in the scale you already use, printed to order without the wait for a restock. Whether you are kitting out a party, building a warband or just after one striking centrepiece, it is one of the most dependable fantasy ranges we carry. Browse the full Galaad Miniatures collection to find your next set, or, if you have a specific model and scale in mind, get in touch and we will print it for you.