Beastkin WItherling

Great question: "Tabletop" size minis are scaled where a Medium creature fits into a 1" by 1" square or hex and Large creatures fit in 2" by 2", and so forth.

"Display" minis are..bigger, by about 75%, and popular for some skirmish games. Also they are great for display if you want to look cool to your friends and fiends.

Any scale with a mm number means it's generally that tall.

"None" means the bad guys are printed, cleaned up and that's it: no primer, no other finishing. Note that we usually use grey resin, but sometimes they will be other colors, and that UV sensitive resin will continue to cure (and get brittle) the longer they are not primed.

OSR means they are primed black and 2-step drybrushed in our distinct old-school style.

Made-to-Order Minis - Because Good Things Take Time

These bad boys are printed fresh when you order them, so give us 1-2 weeks to work our dark magic. Colors might shift a bit from the pics (blame your monitor, not us). Each model is cranked out in high-def, tough-as-nails ABS-like resin that'll survive your campaign longer than most PCs.

We'll yank the supports off before shipping, but you might need to do some light knife work - think of it as part of the ritual. Hollow models come with drainage holes that you can fill or leave as battle scars, your call. Everything ships clean, cured, and ready for assembly.

The Good Stuff

• Printed at .030mm layers because we're perfectionists and your players will notice
• Slap 'em together with super glue and you're golden
• Ready to terrorize your table straight out of the box, or prime and paint if you're feeling fancy

Keep 'Em Alive

Your minis ship fully cured, but resin's got a thing for UV light - it'll keep hardening over time like an old dungeon master's heart. Slap some paint or UV-resistant coating on there if you want these beauties lasting through decades of TPKs.