How to turn your RPG character into a custom miniature
Every player has imagined their hero. Here is how that picture in your head becomes a miniature on the table.
1. Gather what describes your hero
A sketch is ideal, even a rough one, but a description works too: race, class, armour, weapon, pose and the details that make the character theirs (a scar, a pet, a cloak colour). Reference pictures of similar figures help a lot.
If you play Quest World, your hero already has a drawn miniature and a sheet in the game: a screenshot is a good starting point.
2. The 3D model
We model the character in 3D from your references and refine it by hand, then print it in resin, which holds the fine details of faces, hands and armour.
3. Painted or ready to paint
You can have it hand-painted, ready for the table, or unpainted if you enjoy painting it yourself. It comes in several sizes; the options and prices are on the product page.
4. Safe on the way to you
Each miniature travels fixed inside a box we 3D print to its size, wedged with kraft paper in a reinforced double-wall carton.
Questions
- Do I need to be able to draw?
- No. A written description and a few reference pictures are enough; we ask in the chat if something is unclear.
- Can I ask before ordering?
- Yes, write to us in the chat or from the contact page: the feasibility check and quote for custom pieces are free.