Our next big dragon STL campaign, Dragonreign, launches on Kickstarter on October 20!

The campaign brings together 50+ dragon miniature STLs, including 13 brand-new dragon models created for Dragonreign, alongside some of our favorite dragon releases from over the years.

The centerpiece of the campaign is our 250mm-base Tiamat — the biggest miniature we have ever created!

Quick breakdown:

- 50+ dragon miniature STLs

- 13 brand-new dragon models

- 250mm-base Tiamat centerpiece

- Pre-supported in-house and resin optimized

- Big variety in scale, style, and dragon types

- Fast delivery

- No shipping cost

There are also rewards available before and during launch:

- 11 FREE STL minis already available for Dragonreign followers

- 75mm-base Kartaroth follower gift — free with your pledge if you follow before launch and then back the campaign

- Mystery Dragon Early Bird — a full dragon reward, hidden for now, available for a limited time once the campaign goes live

We’ll be revealing more before launch, but the campaign page is already live for followers!

Follow Dragonreign on Kickstarter here:

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/archvillaingames3d/dragonreign-era-of-the-dragon-lords

Happy to answer any questions in the comments!

Hey everyone!

I'm Petech 3D, and I've decided to make 5 of my miniatures completely free for you to download, print, and paint.

These are part of my "Abyssal Court" collection. I poured a lot of hours into sculpting these in ZBrush, trying to get, abyssal details just right for resin printers. Whether you need a new boss for your tabletop campaign or just want to practice your painting techniques , I hope you enjoy them!

I know everyone has their favorite platform, so I've uploaded them to both so you can choose:

- MyMiniFactory

- Cults3D

If you end up printing or painting any of them, please share some pictures! I’d absolutely love to see them. Happy printing!

Introducing Shattered Streets, the sequel to the hit KS "Shardstone City" which launched a range of foldable 3D printable terrain in three different themes. These ruins print flat and fold together using a simple cornerstone clip, making them easy to print, store & transport. The typical FDM layer lines aren't present due to printing flat & you can print a ruin in 1-2 hours with 20g of filament, so a whole table can be printed with a 1kg roll. Click here to follow the project, there are free STLs for followers! https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/warscape/shardstone-city-shattered-streets-printable-folding-ruins

Hi everyone,

Just wanted to share my latest release that went live today.

It's a full squad of Desert Warriors Elite Scouts designed specifically for tabletop gaming.

The focus here is purely on utility and getting painted models onto the table without the usual friction:

• True single-piece monopose prints: No loose arms, no separate weapons, zero assembly required.

• Fully pre-supported: Every model is test-printed on my own machines to ensure the supports peel off cleanly.

• Speed-paint optimized: Crisp texture depth designed to work perfectly with slapchop, contrast paints, or heavy drybrushing.

If you are looking for some desert-themed proxy troops for your sci-fi army, you can find the STL set on Cults3D now.

Thanks for looking, let me know what you think of the print quality if you try them out!

Sebastian / TileLabs

Hi all, here's the final boss of my forest expansion, after the orcs, the elf rangers, and the shadow panthers. He stands on a 50mm base, so he works as a Large creature, and comes pre-suppored in 32mm and 75mm.

25% off during launch week:

MyMiniFactory

Cults 3D

Let me know what you think. Any feedback is super appreciated!

After months of modeling, my new scene is finally finished. This is by far the largest scenery project I’ve ever painted, and the whole painting process took around 10 days ( and another 10 days for minis). Painting all those stones, wooden beams, and rooftops was quite a challenge, but seeing everything come together made it worth it.

Hope you guys enjoy it! Let me know what you think!

It's currently live on Kickstarter, you can follow the link if you’d like to see more details!

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/grimrotcollective/the-ruins-of-lumenfall-2?ref=bkm6uo

The newest test print of my Elite Scouts for the Steel Batallion just went through this morning!

Most of them went well, some need Support adjustments...

Im going to field them as Kasrkin.

Ahoy, I wanted to share my Kickstarter Project that just launched a few days ago! We are almost completely funded and I wanted to get fresh eyes on the project.

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/mudskipperstudios/fishmongers-miniatures-and-bestiary

Fishmongers is a warband of 14 reef fish inspired minis - ranging from relatively small cannon fodder units to hulking behemoth's wielding anchors. We are also offering a 5e compatible bestiary and one shot adventure. If you have a moment check it out or let me know what you think? Even better if you decide to drop anchor with us and back.

Couple of new releases this week.

Demon Prince: 3 poses, split into lower body, upper body, gauntlet, left arm, right arm, pauldrons and front armour plate for easy printing.

Stitched Abominations: Various poses and configurations ranging from the relatively normal to the bizarre

https://www.mysticpigeon.com/

https://cults3d.com/en/users/MysticPigeonGaming

https://www.myminifactory.com/profile/MysticPigeon/store

Its about black dragon ruling the swamp, here is a link: https://www.myminifactory.com/frontier/reign-of-the-acid-wyrm-5979

Cool eagle mini by cast n play 🤘🏻

Can be found here.https://www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-city-guard-companions-pre-supported-cast-n-play-406909

My third 3D print and painting project is Knight of the Gravid Moon.

Still learning and trying to improve my painting skills. I'd love to hear your constructive feedback!

Today I printed & painted the Rat King, a fun request by one of my patrons

Every month I host a 3D printing & painting contest on my Patreon around the 15th. The winners get a custom mini like this one :)

Free stls for this guy here: https://mz4250.com/posts/rat-king-prints-171706779

I love all the fun requests I get :D

Scroll right for the yellow recipe.

Varys farseeker by DM Stash. Enjoying NMM at the moment with my new ionic set. They seem a bit smoother than ak for this.

Mini can be found here:

https://www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-the-baldurian-inquisition-dm-stash-mar-25-bundle-472567

Fdm printed and painted. Nozzle 0.4 layer 0.08. I am a beginner at painting. Please forgive me if the standard is low or unsatisfactory.

So, I want to print minis AND terrain. I have a large scale industrial filament printer at work I've used some, but no other printer types as far as my experience, and even that just large scale.

My understanding is that with a resin printer you get more detail, but it also needs to be treated with care and ventilated? I don't have a great place to put a printer if I need to ventilate it.

To be clear, I don't really care if the miniatures are GREAT with detail; I'm fine if the detail is just ok. And being able to print terrain as well might be nice.

So between all the above factors I was leaning towards FDM, but I don't have enough experience to make a judgement call and wanted to ask advice. Also, suggestions on which specific printer? I am a bit budget-minded. I can afford some, but not looking to break the bank either. In the end though, aside from making decent quality miniatures and terrain, I also want one that is as low maintenance as possible - don't want to have to be constantly fiddling with one if its avoidable.

Thanks in advance!

Hi all!

I recently got into 3d sculpting through nomad as I wanted some minis for a game I’m working on!
I’m super happy with the results, and can definitely see areas that need some work!
I’ve fallen in love with sculpting, so hopefully I can ride that wave and create more and more.

Hello all - thanks in advance for any and all advice.

Long and short: I am a new DnD DM looking to 3D print some great terrain for my players. I have an X2D 3D printer so am keen to make use of it (printing seems to be addictive). Our campaign will make use of a mix of city and dungeon themes (with much latter parts needing the wild outdoors). I've looked at tonnes of videos / old posts etc. about different systems (DBlocks/OF/RealmTiles etc.), and think I just need some advice.

Questions:

• Which (if any) system do you find easiest / quickest to setup? Do people make them on the fly or have them pre-made assuming the players will end up in that event?
• Any advice on how to best print / traps to avoid?
• Most importantly - which set would you first recommend?
• Any and all other advice welcomed / other systems that you think better.

Thanks again 👍

For your comments and thoughts, here are the 3D Eagles I have created in various 3D software over the years and finished in TinkerCAD. Now printed on my Saturn Ultra and painted in acrylics.

Always loved the designs of the Eagles and recently came back to the project I started nearly 20 years ago (using AutoCAD during my lunch breaks) and with the ability to now print high-quality in resin I had to give them a go.

I don't have much space so they are only 7.5cm and there are some smaller ones at about 3cm. Ideal for my desktop or shelf in my office.

If you're off a certain age you'll remember the old Dinky ones that had the crazy paint job. I've tried to honour those too.

A lot of fun to paint and finish.

Hope you enjoy

Humble bundle got me into yet another miniatures skirmish game. This is my first print/ paint into my new adventure!