How to build a full D&D table without overspending: buy single resin characters from £3.99, lean on print-on-demand pricing, and stick to 28/32mm scale.
Meet Bite the Bullet, the Spanish studio behind our monthly resin fantasy and Trench Crusade sets, and find out where to start your collection.
A beginner-friendly walkthrough of prepping and priming 3D-printed resin miniatures — washing, curing, support cleanup and priming for a flawless, lasting paint finish.
Printed Obsession's Monsters of the Multiverse packs nine distinct resin creatures — from the towering Astral Dreadnought to a serene Ki-Rin — into one themed set, printed to order here in the UK.
The latest monthly drop from Twin Goddess Miniatures, Barbarian Bimbo is a five-model resin set of characterful D&D barbarians — printed to order in the UK from £18.99.
A plain-English guide to 28mm, 32mm and 35mm miniature scales — what the numbers measure, why heroic proportions differ, and how to choose the right size for your 3D-printed collection.
A complete UK guide to Galaad Miniatures: French sculptor Quentin's pre-supported 32mm fantasy range of monthly themed sets, and the standout parties, warbands and heroes we stock.
Print-on-demand means we make your miniatures to order — in resin or FDM, in the scale you choose. Here's why made-to-order 3D prints beat mass-produced plastic.
Galaad Miniatures' Succubi, Myconids and Kobold set packs three classic D&D monster types into one pre-supported 32mm release. Here's what's inside and how to put it on the table.
