Another goblin joins the collection! 💥 This time it's a reckless Goblin Scrap Basher, charging into battle with an oversized improvised club. Perfect for encounters, goblin camps, or a fun mini boss. What goblin should I make next? A shaman, archer, rogue, or something completely crazy? 👹

🌪️ The third miniature in my Elemental Project is here! After Fire and Earth, it's time for the skies. Meet the Large Air Elemental / Tempest Spirit—a swirling force of wind, cloud, and raw elemental power. I'm really enjoying this series so far... ? Let me know what you want to see next in the comments!

🏆 Just in time for football fans! Here's something a little different—a World Cup Lucky Clicker with a satisfying click and a clean multicolor design. It fits perfectly on a desk, in your pocket, or on a keychain.

One of the most iconic dungeon enemies is finally joining the collection! ⚔️ Animated Armor fits into almost every fantasy campaign, whether it's guarding a treasure room, castle hallway, wizard's tower, or ancient ruin. I included both a supportless profile (which worked well for me) and a supported profile for extra reliability. What classic D&D monster should I create next? 👀

🗡️ Another encounter-ready miniature for the tabletop! This goblin is perfect for treasure rooms, dungeon encounters, ambushes, or as a fun little mini boss. I included both a supportless profile and a supported profile. The supportless version worked well for me despite a few overhangs. Would you use him as a random goblin, treasure guardian, or sneaky boss encounter? 👀

🦇 This miniature started as a request from one of my followers! I wanted to create a dark fantasy character that could fit into almost any campaign—part noble, part villain, and part mysterious servant of darker powers. ⚠️ This model uses supports and I strongly recommend printing it slowly and removing supports carefully to preserve the finer details. Would you use him as a noble, villain, vampire servant, dark elf lord, or even Rahadin? 👀

🧠 The False Hydra might be one of the creepiest monsters ever created for D&D. I've wanted to tackle this nightmare for a while and finally gave it a shot. Multiple screaming heads, ruined terrain, and a giant fleshy body make it an amazing centerpiece monster. This one definitely favors maximum detail over support-free printing (Profile added can be printed without supports!), so take your time removing supports. Have you ever used a False Hydra in your campaign? 👀

😈 Another classic D&D monster joins the collection! A special request for one of the followers. This time it's a Bearded Devil, one of my favorite fiend designs. I tried to keep the model highly detailed while still making it practical to print and paint. Would you use it as a standard Bearded Devil, a fiend commander, or a boss monster? And which devil or demon should I tackle next? 🔥

🏛️ The Breach project continues! This time I wanted to create a full terrain centerpiece instead of a miniature. The Breach Shrine Sanctum is designed as a corrupted ritual site deep inside the ruined city, covered in crystal growth and breach energy. Would you like to see more terrain pieces from The Breach universe? What should come next: a ruined gate, crystal-infested streets, a breach portal, or a corrupted watchtower? 👀 #Contests #Thebreachcontest #Hostedbycreator(Edited)

👹 Another monster joins The Breach project! Meet the Breach Void Titan — a massive nightmare pulled straight from the other side of the fracture. This one is all about maximum detail and visual impact, so supports are required and should be removed carefully around the wings and armor. What should emerge from the Breach next? A sorcerer, corrupted knight, giant beast, or something even worse? ⚡👀 #Contests #Hostedbycreator #Thebreachcontest(Edited)

⚔️ New release: Breach Dread Rider! Inspired by my Breach project, this mounted commander is one of the elite warriors roaming the ruins beyond the fracture in the sky. This model focuses heavily on detail, so supports are recommended and should be removed carefully to preserve the smaller features. What should join the Breach faction next? A sorcerer, assassin, commander, abomination, or something even worse? 👀 #Contests #Hostedbycreator #Thebreachcontest(Edited)

💰 New loot drop! I wanted to create a full treasure set for D&D and tabletop RPGs, so this release includes a Small, Medium, and Large Treasure Hoard. Perfect for dragon lairs, dungeon rewards, hidden vaults, and epic encounters. I'd love to hear your thoughts—what loot-themed terrain should I create next? Mimic treasure? Cursed treasure? Pirate loot? Ancient relic stash? 👀

☠️ Trying something different from my usual miniatures! This is my first terrain/scatter piece for D&D and tabletop RPGs. I found that printing it without supports creates small imperfections that actually make the bone pile look more natural. What do you think? Would you like to see more terrain pieces from me, and what should I make next? 👀

Just finished this Pharaoh's Mummy Lord ⚱️ I wanted to create an Egyptian-themed undead boss while keeping the model support-free and easy to print. It may not be my most detailed miniature, but I know many of you prefer clean prints with zero supports, so I focused on balancing detail and printability. Would you rather have maximum detail with supports, or slightly less detail with a fully supportless design? 👀 What Egyptian-themed character should I create next? 🏺🔥

Just finished this Shadow Ranger 🏹 (supportless design!) This model was designed as a supportless 28mm miniature that prints easily while still keeping plenty of detail for painting and tabletop play. Perfect for D&D rangers, hunters, scouts, or stealth-focused characters. As always, I tried to balance clean printing with strong tabletop detail. What character class should I create next? 👀

Just finished this Dwarf King of the Fallen Halls 👑⚒️ I wanted him to feel less like a traditional paladin and more like a fallen ruler guarding a forgotten kingdom. The armor, shield, and hammer are many details, making him one of my favorite so far 😄 ✨ This model was also designed to be supportless and easy to print. Whether you're using FDM or resin, the goal was a cleaner printing experience with less cleanup and fewer support headaches. What dark fantasy character should I create next?

Just finished this Void Crystal Overlord 💜 This one is all about maximum detail — armor, crystals, shadows, everything. Because of that, supports are needed and should be removed very carefully. Definitely not a quick support-free print, but for a high-detail boss like this, the final result is worth the extra care 👀 What dark fantasy boss should I make next?

Just finished this Baby Frost Dragon Companion 🐉❄️ Wanted this one to feel super cute, simple, and fun to print 😄 Included: ✅ No-AMS version ✅ Print-in-parts profile for easier multicolor printing Honestly this little guy looks amazing in pastel and gradient filaments 👀

Just finished this Large Earth Elemental / Ancient Stone Guardian 🪨 This is actually the second model in my elemental miniature project 👀 After the Inferno Spirit, I wanted this one to feel massive, ancient, and heavy like a living mountain. Tried keeping the shape more FDM-friendly while still pushing enough detail to make it feel powerful on the tabletop. Which elemental should be next? 🔥⚡❄️

Just finished this Abyssal Horror Toad 🐸👹 Wanted this creature to feel disgusting, heavy, and genuinely dangerous from every angle 😄 I pushed the detail level HARD on this one, so careful support removal is definitely needed — but honestly the painted result made it completely worth it. What horror creature should I make next?