Artisan Guild Printing Service
You own the file. We own the printers. Upload it, pick the size you want, see the price before you commit, and it arrives washed, cured and ready to prime.
- Your price
- On screen before you order
- Sized
- Foot to eye, 32mm default
- Supports
- Done for you
- Your file
- Deleted within 30 days
An independent commission printing service. We are not affiliated with or endorsed by Artisan Guild, and we do not sell, host or share STL files. We print one copy of a file you already own, for you. If you want to sell prints, that is their merchant programme, not this page.
How it works
Upload your STLUp to 150 MB, straight from the folder you downloaded it to.
Set the sizeClick the foot and the eye line. That is what makes a 32mm model actually 32mm.
We support itThe same engine that preps the models we sell, tuned to the machine yours will print on.
See the price, then decideThe quote appears with its breakdown. It goes in your basket only if you like the number.
What it costs
Your price comes from the print itself: the size you chose, the resin that size drinks, and the share of printer time it takes. Bigger and taller costs more because it genuinely costs more. You see the figure and its breakdown before anything reaches your basket.
No minimum order and no setup fee. One model is a perfectly normal order here.
| What the files cost you | Price |
|---|---|
| Artisan Guild, Adventurer tier Same price on Patreon and their own Guildhall subscription; Collector at $13 adds the monthly busts |
$10/month |
| Artisan Guild, Merchant tier Their commercial licence for shops selling prints, context only; a commission customer doesn't need it |
$45/month |
Their prices are for the files. Ours is for the printing.
What to watch for
Artisan Guild ship their files pre-supported, which puts them ahead of most of the subscription world. Supports are tuned to the printer and resin they were tested on though, and ours are different machines. By default we re-support for the printer yours will actually run on. If you would rather we print theirs exactly as supplied, say so in the order notes.
Modular kits fail differently from one-piece minis: a ball-joint socket printed slightly proud stops the wrist seating, so joint surfaces need clean, scar-free prints. Slender spears, bows and sword tips across the infantry options are the other usual suspects. And a monster scaled up past 32mm needs hollowing and drain holes, which we handle at the plate check.
What Artisan Guild say about printing
Their own words. Read it in full
About the range
Modular fantasy + busts; print at 85-90% for 28mm
You need the files first. We do not sell Artisan Guild models. Get them from Artisan Guild directly, then bring them back here and we will print them.
Subscribe on PatreonWhat happens to your file
Your file is stored securely, used only to make your print, and deleted once your order is done and you are happy with it. That is no more than 30 days from commissioning. We never add customer files to our catalogue, never print them for anyone else, and never share or resell them.
Questions
Can you print my Artisan Guild Patreon files?
Yes. Their EULA grants you the right to "download, store and 3D print the Content for personal, non commercial use only", and a commission print is exactly that: your file, one physical copy, for you. We hold none of their files and sell none of their models.
Do you print the parts or the assembled figure?
The parts, as supplied. Modularity is the point of these kits, and the ball-jointed wrist sockets only work if the joint surfaces come out clean. Contacts are kept off those faces so wrists and weapon options seat properly, and you do the assembling at your end.
The files are pre-supported. Do you use their supports?
By default, no. Artisan Guild's supports are excellent but tuned to their reference setup, and your commission runs on ours. If you want a file printed exactly as supplied, say so in the order notes and that is what we will do.
Can you print a hero at 75mm?
Yes. The studio designs its models to resize well, and their heroes make handsome display pieces at 75mm. Thin parts like spears and sword tips get rechecked at the new scale, and the larger volume is hollowed with drainage so it does not become a solid resin brick.
I sell prints of their models. Can you print stock for me?
No. Selling prints is what Artisan Guild's own $45 Merchant Licence covers, complete with a public Official Merchants directory, and it assumes you are running the printers yourself. We print one copy for the person who owns the file. That is the whole service.
Do files from their Guildhall subscription work too?
Yes. Files from Patreon at $10 a month and from their own site's subscription are the same files, and if they are legitimately yours, upload them. The Collector tier at $13 adds the monthly busts, and those print just as happily as the infantry do.