FAQ's

On check-out make sure that you fill out the comments with details on the prints you want. Race, class, monster, book, specific editions, etc.

If you want to see our catalogue of our available character prints head to legacyprinting.ca/catalogues/ where there are over 410 miniatures

We are currently working on publishing our Monster Manual catalogue!

We are currently printing in multiple colours of PLA and grey resin. 

We are also currently looking into other types of filaments for custom orders. Such as carbon fiber nylon, PVDF, and PCTG

Many of the models we sell for Dungeons and Dragons or other TTRPGs are designed by MZ4250 and sold using his commercial license with the allowed creatures by Wizards of the Coast

We also design our own miniatures and add them to our catalogues

If your print broke due to structural issues or other issues that may have occurred during the printing process than you can get a new print free of charge!

If the print instead broke due to force, dropping, or other factors not related to the products original condition than repairs or reprints will have a charge.

If you are looking in one of our catalogues if there is no size listed then it is Medium (1×1) or it will say the size under the name of the miniature. legacyprinting.ca/catalogues/

Alternatively, if you look-up the creature that you want, it will likely pop up on either D&D Beyond or Forgotten Realms Wiki. Personally, I use Forgotten Realms Wiki when I am look up monsters for Dungeons and Dragons. 

The size of the creature should be displayed in the 5th Edition Statistics panel on the right side if you use Forgotten Realms Wiki.

All our sizes are in inches and representative of the size of the base.

The answer is potentially. 

Odds are we will be able to print it. If there is a predesigned open-source STL or .blend file than it will likely be relatively cheap and possible. 

If it is a fully customized piece it will likely have a larger cost, if we are willing to design it.

You can also check yourself to see if what you want has already been designed by using the Thingiverse website