We switched to a new resin! Ameralabs TGM-7, if you're curious you can see more about it here! https://ameralabs.com/shop/tgm-7-led/ It boasts extreme flexibility and durablity while also being able to maintain the details of the sculpt! This comes at an extra cost, but your models will be able to hold up to more handling than normal resin printed figures.

For most listing I have pictures showing what unassembled models are, but in case the listing doesn't have that. Most character models have the model separated from the base. Some of the larger models are multiple pieces and require more assembly.

All orders ship on Mondays each week. If you place your order on Saturday, Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, or Friday, then the following Monday it will be on its way to you.

Of course! I offer the option to have the model scaled to 4 different sizes but if none of those sizes fit your needs I would be happy to print them larger or smaller. Just reach out to me before you place the order because if you need a larger size the item will be more expensive and will need a custom order.

No, I am not a sculptor yet, so custom sculpted models are not available.

Any superglue will hold the resin together but I highly recommend the gel type superglue. It seems to work the best for me. For primer I prefer the Vallejo surface primer for brush on or airbrush use. Or the Rustoleum Painters Touch 2x Flat Primer if you prefer spray can primers.

PLA is a plant based material that is used in filament type printers. I only use this for floor and wall terrain pieces. it is lightweight and very inexpensive so you'll be able to get more terrain for a lower price. The downside is this method of printing does leave layer lines and is not as detailed as resin printing.

All small character models will be printed in premium resin. Larger models, and scatter terrain are printed in standard resin to help keep the costs down. Floor and Wall tiles are printed in PLA. When in doubt each listing will have the materials in the description.

The new "Premium" Resin is Ameralabs TGM-7 Resin, https://ameralabs.com/shop/tgm-7-led/ the main draw to it was in testing it took significant effort to break a mini printed from it. In addition it is able to hold detail really well. while this does increase the cost of the minis, the risk of breaking the model through drops or bumps is a concern you won't need to have anymore.

Standard Resin is a mixture of Siraya Tech Fast resin and Siraya Tech Tenacious Resin, while it is more durable than non-mixed resin it is still fragile so instead of using it for the small fragile model I use it for bases and the large models, thick pieces that won't break as easily. This helps keep the cost down for you but still delivers a great product.