Canadian Shipping Rates

Region / ProvinceShipping RateFree Shipping Threshold
Local Pickup (Calgary)FreeFree
Alberta$9Free over $75
British Columbia & Saskatchewan$11Free over $75
Manitoba, Ontario & Quebec$13Free over $100
New Brunswick, Newfoundland & Labrador, Nova Scotia & Prince Edward Island$15Free over $125
Northwest Territories, Nunavut & Yukon$25No free shipping

Frequently Asked Questions

Shipping

How do you package your models?

All our orders ship out the door bubble-wrapped and tight so that they do not bounce around in transit. If something unexpected happens on-route, please contact us and we can sort something out.

How long before my order will ship?

All of out miniatures are printed to order, and could take up to 14 days to head out the door. Depending on our queue, it may make it out the door much sooner, but this time-frame is to accommodate for surges as well as unexpected issues that may pop up with our printers.

Generally speaking, or orders should get to you within a couple of business days in North America once shipped.

Print Quality And Technicals

What Resin/Filament do you Print in?

We are currently printing in an Anycubic Pro 2 Resin, which has been insanely strong while retaining Detail.

For Filament, we generally print in a grey PLA+, which adds a little bit of extra stength and heat resistance vs our competition

What Color Will My mini be?

We are currently printing in a dark grey resin.
Sometimes we will print in a different color,k but we aim for grey and will always use the same high strength/quality resin regardless.

How Strong are your minis?

Very. We use our models to game with ourselves and are always searching for the strongest stuff we can get our hands on.

Its not Bulletproof, but is incredibly flexible and stronger than any other printers out there.

Can you tell the difference between a 3d printed model and a cast model?

There are some differences between a 3d printed miniature and one from a sprue, but they are very minor.

  • sometimes you can spot very thin layer lines on a resin miniature, but they are incredibly hard to spot unless you are looking at them. With a coat of primer they usually completely vanish.
  • Sometimes there may be small dots where support material was previously attached to the model. These can be cleaned up with a file or hobby knife and are generally pretty minor if there at all.
  • There are no mold lines on a 3d printed miniature, which is a huge positive for cleanup. No more having to file down a seem going through the hair of your hero!

Custom Orders and Projects

I have a weird/derranged project, can you help?

Absolutely! the weirder the better!

Shoot us a message and We're always happy to sort things out and make it happen!

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Do You do make anything other than 3d prints?

Yeah! We are currently expanding into laser-cutting for things like custom tokens, movement trays, templates and other gaming accessories.

If theres anything specific you're looking for, let us know and we can always see what we can do.

(In general we're hobby people here and always looking for an excuse to grab some new tools ahaha)

I'm a local game store, can we carry your stuff?

Almost definitely! We have shelf ready packaging and would be happy to work with you on fleshing out your stores catalogue.

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Im looking to get a ton of stuff printed for my shop, kickstarter, event, etc

We have a ton of print capacity (and fulfillment experience) and would be happy to work with you on your large project.

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