High quality
3d printed miniatures

These are printed in high-resolution UV resin using 0.01mm (10 micron) layers, which ensures crisp detail suitable for tabletop and display painting.

Yes – supports are removed and models are carefully cleaned. Cleaning again with alcohol before applying the primer is highly recommended.

Absolutely. We will size them to match your current figurines. Just take a pic of your figurines near to a ruler so we can use it as a reference when modelling and exporting.

They are sturdy enough for tabletop use, but resin can be more brittle compared to injection-molded plastic. While we do our best to sculpt the thinner parts in the most durable way possible, you should handle them with care. These figures are printed with a special RPG formula, and resin technology is advancing rapidly. However, we would be misleading you if we assured you that they will be as sturdy as your plastic Zombicide figurines.

Most are single-piece prints, but the base may be separate for protection and ease of painting.

Large minis are usually split into parts for better support placement. We will ship them glued unless the splitting has double purpose, for a smoother painting process. In any case, joints are designed for easy assembly with superglue and the cuts will be hidden so you won’t need even filling the gaps.

Still very high – resin captures a little more detail than you could find in smaller sizes. You can expect thinner edges and weapons and even a little bit of texture.

To balance strength and weight, we usually hollow print them with manual internal supports. This reduces resin usage while keeping them durable.

This figurines are printed within 10-20 microns, depending on the texture level. At 20 microns, resin prints are very smooth.

Resin becomes impractical (heavy, brittle, and costly) at colossal sizes. PLA is lighter, more durable, and allows massive models to be printed affordably. At any case, we will always ensure your print went perfect by printing the most detailed parts in resin.

PLA prints will show visible layer lines compared to resin. These can be smoothed with sanding, filler primer, or epoxy coating before painting.

We can do it four you if you as for Premium Finish.

Large PLA prints are typically printed with infill (not solid) to balance strength and weight. The default is around 10–15% infill, but this can be customized.

No – Colossal prints are printed in multiple sections, carefully packed, and designed to be assembled at home. Parts are keyed or flat-joined for easy gluing. You’ll need to glue, clamp, and possibly fill seams.

Absolutely – they’re designed to stand up to handling on the table. Just keep in mind they’re much larger and heavier – if filled with sand to improve stability– than resin minis.