Tabletop Miniatures

Makers of miniatures, ready made, print on demand or print at home. Covers historical lines that are still available and current suppliers both commercial and hobbyists. There are now more than ever a wealth of miniatures and models to choose from across a large range of genres.

3D printing is ideal for starship tabletop games: print fleets on demand, scale ships to match rules, swap turrets, bases and flight stands, and choose FDM for cheap terrain or resin for crisp miniatures. It opens kitbashing, rare designs, custom bits and fast prototype options for any setting.

How to paint your miniatures, this section covers basic techniques and materials. You will learn how to build up the effects on your miniatures and how to use techniques that can get a fleet playable in no time. There are a lot of great examples to follow and so much great content this will help an inspire you.

Decals make your miniatures look the part on the tabletop. There are limited options for commercial spaceship decals and fleet and squadron scales. Where these are available we try to track them down. A more fruitful approach is to how to make your own decals using a home printer and decal paper and laquer. We help wih techniques and how to find the best materials and suppliers

Best solutions for mounting your miniatures for day to day playing. There are commercial systems, DIY and very good print at home solutions. There are also more traditional metal and plastic bases that have been around for years. All your base belong to us.

Space terrain, this includes asteroids, nebulas, planets and spacestations and wrecks. This section shows you where you can source your space terrain to enhance your games and scenarios. The advent of 3d printing has made this easier but there are also DIY and commercial options available. Terrain makes any space combat game look and feel more real and exciting.

Playing surfaces for star gaming, hex based, neoprene, felt, fleece or pvc. Suppliers and how to DIY your own mat.