Printing using PLA (filament printing), in our opinion, is ideal for terrains, larger items such as dice towers, board game inserts, or even bases for miniatures. We usually use a layer height of 0.12mm or 0.16mm, depending on the printed object.

Resin printing is characterized by high detail and is ideal for miniatures and small objects. We also often use it as props for terrain prints created with the filament method. For resin printing, we use 12k printers and a layer height of 20um/30um.

Fresh prints are removed from the supports and cleaned in isopropyl alcohol and demineralized water. After some time, they are cured in ultraviolet light. Then, we check to ensure no large supports remain.

Just like with plastic or metal miniatures, resin prints can be washed in warm water. It's also possible that small supports may remain in crevices, which you will need to remove yourself. This is comparable to removing mold lines on plastic miniatures, but there is much less of it.

We use cyanoacrylate glues for bonding resin miniatures. For our own models, we use thick glues with a nozzle for easier application. For crevices and small joints, thin glue that flows into the gaps works well, but you need to be careful to avoid spills during application. Additionally, it's much easier to bond parts if you spray one part with a cyanoacrylate accelerator.

Most of the games we play or have played use 28mm or 32mm scale. We have tried to buy such sculptures for our range. Some of the popular wargaming titles, although described as 28mm, are actually heroic 28mm, making them visually bulkier and slightly larger - closer to 32mm. Additionally, older sculptures from some companies were actually smaller, making them visually smaller than today's 28mm.

If you have doubts about which scale to use, write to us, and we will try to help you.

The production time is from 3 to 14 working days, but we usually create our products within 5 days after the order.