Everything you need to print with confidence.

Upload one to four photos of an object and our AI reconstructs a full 3D model from them. One clear photo is enough for simple shapes; for anything with detail on more than one side, add photos from the front, sides and back — more angles give the AI more to work with and a more accurate result.

For the best reconstruction, shoot in even lighting against a plain background, fill the frame with the object, and avoid hard shadows or reflections. Once the model is generated you can resize it, choose a resin and infill, preview it in 3D, and add it straight to your cart.

Already have a model? Skip the AI step and upload your own file directly — we accept STL, OBJ and GLB. The file is measured automatically and priced from its real geometry, so the quote reflects exactly what will be printed.

Make sure the mesh is watertight — no holes or non-manifold edges — and that it fits our build volume of 290 × 152 × 290 mm; the editor flags anything too large before you can add it to the cart. STL files are read in millimetres, and the model shown in the preview is exactly what we print.

Every order is printed on resin printers in a durable, ABS-like resin — choose Black, Grey or Beige. Grey and Beige take paint especially well if you plan to finish the model yourself.

Hollow infill is the default — it keeps cost and weight down; solid infill is available for prints up to 100 mm where extra strength matters. After printing, every part is washed, UV-cured and hand-inspected before it is packed, so what arrives is ready to display straight out of the box.

You own the models the AI generates from your inputs and the finished prints you receive, and you are free to sell them. You are responsible for holding the rights to whatever you upload — please don't submit photos, models or characters protected by someone else's copyright. We are not liable for how such items are used or resold.

On privacy: your uploaded photos and generated meshes are stored only to fulfil your order, are never used to train AI models, and order files are removed from storage once they are no longer needed.

Our resin prints arrive unpainted and ready for finishing. Resin takes acrylic paints exceptionally well — start with a thin coat of grey or white primer, then build up your colours in thin layers rather than thick passes. A wet palette keeps acrylics workable for hours and stops your mixes drying out between strokes.

For weathering and tabletop-quality finishes, washes (thinned dark paint that pools in recesses) and drybrushing (loaded brush wiped almost dry, then lightly stroked across raised details) do most of the heavy lifting. A solid starter kit: a quality primer, three or four base colours, a black or sepia wash, and a couple of synthetic brushes in sizes 0–2. We're building a curated catalog in the Shop — primers, paints, washes and airbrushes selected for resin prints.