A step-by-step guide to basing techniques for 3D printed resin miniatures, covering materials, painting steps, and how to match your bases to any game setting.
A practical guide to Artisan Guild's ball-joint modular system and how it lets you build 28/32mm resin fantasy armies with genuine variety across every unit. Covers which sagas to combine, assembly tips and where to start.
A practical guide to 3D printed conversion bits from Grey Tide Studio and DakkaDakka.Store: how to build a custom grimdark sci-fi army with head swaps, shoulder pads and weapon upgrades at 28/32mm.
Your questions about 3D printed miniatures answered in one place: resin vs PLA, how to paint raw prints, what 28mm vs 32mm scale means, how print-on-demand shipping works, and whether proxy miniatures are legal at tournaments.
TabletopXtra is a UK print-on-demand store for 3D-printed resin and FDM miniatures from 21 licensed independent designers. This page covers our range, the designers we stock, available scales and materials, and the game systems our prints suit.
3D printed proxy miniatures typically run at roughly half the price of equivalent Games Workshop kits and are legal for personal and casual play. We compare quality, cost and the rules around proxies so you know exactly where you stand.
Individual D&D miniatures start from £2.99 at TabletopXtra — printed in high-detail resin, no box minimums, no minimum order. Here is how to find cheap D&D miniatures in the UK without sacrificing quality.
Looking for cheap D&D miniatures in the UK? Individual 3D-printed resin characters start from £3.99 at TabletopXtra. This guide compares print-on-demand, plastic kits, and pre-painted singles so you know exactly where your money goes.
3D-printed Warhammer 40K and Age of Sigmar proxy miniatures, printed in the UK from £5.99. Full squads, conversion bits and AoS armies from licensed designers including DakkaDakka.Store, Grey Tide Studio and Artisan Guild.
