London studio · UK & international projects
Resin 3D printing in London, for detail you can see
High-detail resin prints for miniatures, figurines, busts and display models, with the surface quality that painting and moulding need.
- Best for
- Fine detail
- Finish
- Raw to painted
- Reach
- UK & beyond
Made around your project
Printed for the surfaces that matter.
Resin printing is the process behind the studio's own hand-painted figurines. A model is built from liquid resin cured layer by layer, which holds fine surface detail — faces, fabric folds, lettering, small parts — much better than filament printing usually can. Send a print-ready file or a model that still needs preparing. We check the geometry, plan supports and orientation around the surfaces that matter, and can clean up, assemble and prime the print, or paint it by hand. UK delivery and international projects can be arranged with your quote.
Printed in resin in the studioWhat we can help with
Detail that survives the paint.
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Fine surface detail
Faces, hair, fabric folds and small lettering stay crisp, which is why resin suits miniatures, figurines, busts and display pieces.
- 02
Supports planned around your model
Orientation and support placement decide where the marks end up. We plan them to keep visible surfaces clean, and discuss anything that needs splitting into parts.
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Ready to paint, or painted for you
Prints can be supplied cleaned and cured, assembled and primed, or finished by hand in the studio. Tell us which stage you need.
Choose the finish
Raw, primed or painted. It leaves the studio how you need it.
Painters and makers often want a clean print to finish themselves. Collectors usually want the finished piece. Tell us which stage the model should reach before it is sent.
1Raw print
Cleaned and cured, ready for your own sanding, priming and painting.
2Primed
Assembled and primed, so the model goes straight to your brushes.
3Hand-painted
Finished by hand in the studio, from a simple scheme to a display piece.
Selected work
Printed in resin. Finished in the studio.
Ready to paint
Or start with one of our resin models.
High Quality resin printed Models
Spider Man Noir, Spider Man — Nom Nom Figures — Resin 3d Print
£49.99
High Quality resin printed Models
Mikasa and Attack Titan, Attack on Titan — Nom Nom Figures — Resin 3d Print
£69.99
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No file yet?
Found a model online? We’ll print it.
You do not need to design anything yourself. Plenty of ready-made models are shared online, and we are happy to print one you found somewhere else. These are good places to start.
Just send us the link or a screenshot. Paste the link into your enquiry or attach the screenshot, and tell us the size and quantity you need.
Send us the link ↗A paid model has to be bought first, and some are licensed for personal printing only. We check that with you before we quote.
- Thingiverse (opens in a new tab)thingiverse.comFree to download, with a huge variety of models, from spare parts to toys.
- MyMiniFactory (opens in a new tab)myminifactory.comFree and paid models, strong on miniatures, figures and tabletop gaming.
- MakerWorld (opens in a new tab)makerworld.comA large library of free models, with plenty of practical, everyday prints.
- CGTrader (opens in a new tab)cgtrader.comFree and paid models. This link goes to its 3D print section, as not every model on the site is made to be printed.
From file to finished print
How your print takes shape
- 1
Send your model
Share an STL or OBJ file — or renders and references if the model still needs work — with the size and quantity you need.
- 2
Check and plan the print
We review scale, wall thickness, supports and any splitting, then prepare a quote with the finish agreed.
- 3
Print, clean and deliver
The model is printed, cleaned, cured and checked against the brief before collection or delivery.
Resin or FDM?
Pick the process for what the piece has to do.
Not sure which one you need? Answer three quick questions below, or tell us what the piece is for when you ask for a quote.
Three questions, one recommendation
Question 1 of 3
Resin
Our pick for youYou are here- Best for
- Miniatures, figurines, busts, display models and masters for moulding
- Surface
- Smooth, holding very fine detail
- Strength
- Crisp, but less suited to parts that take knocks or load
- Choose it when
- The detail is the point
FDM
Our pick for you- Best for
- Prototypes, brackets, enclosures, jigs and larger objects
- Surface
- Visible layer texture, which can be sanded and painted
- Strength
- Tough, for parts that are handled, fitted or put under load
- Choose it when
- The part has a job to do
A few useful answers
Before we get started
What is resin 3D printing best for?
Pieces where detail and a smooth surface matter: miniatures, figurines, busts, display models and masters for moulding. For large, practical or load-bearing parts, FDM printing is often the better fit, and we can advise on which suits your project.
Can you print a model I bought or downloaded?
Yes, if its licence allows it to be printed for you. Send the file and say where it came from — some models are sold for personal printing only.
Can you paint the print as well?
Yes. Hand painting is the studio's own work, from a primed surface ready for you to paint to a fully finished display piece. Include the finish you want in your enquiry.
How much does resin printing cost?
It depends on the model's size and complexity, the quantity and the finish. Send the file or references for a project-specific price and lead time.
Free to try
Make a picture of your own figurine, free
Upload a photo, choose a style, and our generator draws the figurine it could become — in about 15 seconds, at no cost. If you love it, we sculpt it, print it and paint it by hand.
Her figurine
Her photo
Tell us the essentials
Let’s print something worth a closer look.
Send your file or references, the size you want it printed at, quantity, finish (raw, primed or painted) and delivery destination.