Different resins are available to support different applications. For full miniatures or detailed pieces, I recommend the use of 8K resin to fully maximize the detail and finish that our printer can offer. While its more expensive, I find that the details are crisper, and the models are more robust.

For simpler pieces or bases where high detail isn’t required, more cost-effective resins are recommended so that we can keep your project costs lower.

That being said, its your choice which resin your model is produced in!

Whilst our best efforts will be made to ensure that the finished miniature has no marks left from the removal of supports, in some cases this is unavoidable due to either the design of the model or the behavior of the resin when removing the supports. If your 3D prints are within a commission painting project, the models will have further clean-up/filling after assembly as needed to ensure I give you the highest quality finished miniature.

Whilst 3D printed resin produces very detailed models, for large thin pieces needing assembly there is a small risk that parts experience minor warping during the UV curing process. This does mean that there may be minor filling needed during assembly.

Prints using .stl files provided by you

If you have already found the .stl files for a model – I can produce prints for you.

If files are “pre-supported” – I can very quickly provide accurate costs and lead times for you.

If files are “un-supported” – Your quotation will also include costs for the additional time required to manually support and configure the CAD models ready for successfully printing.

Please note that files supplied by you must be created by yourself or evidence be provided that the object file is governed by an open/permittable digital license allowing commercial sale. If unsure, please contact me and I will confirm if I can print your file or not.