Raid at the Temple of Ifrit by Artisan Guild 3D Printed DnD Pathfinder Minis
The Raid at the Temple of Ifrit by Artisan Guild! We use gray water washable photopolymer resin to print all of our minis and print them at 0.05mm layer height to provide the most detail possible. We print all of our miniatures pre-supported and all supports are removed before curing and shipping. We do our best to remove these supports leaving no marks or knobs on the miniature. These miniatures come unassembled and unpainted but can be assembled and/or primed for an additional fee. These miniatures are scaled to 32mm but can be scaled to fit your needs (please message me for details before purchasing for scaling information). They may need some slight sanding and gap filling. Some of the bases or terrain pieces may be printed in gray PLA on an FDM printer.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What is Magical Mini Workshop?
Magical Mini Workshop is your destination for high-quality, 3D printed tabletop miniatures, terrain, and accessories for games like DnD, Pathfinder, and other roleplaying adventures.
What materials do you use for your miniatures?
We use premium resin for our miniatures to ensure exceptional detail, durability, and a smooth finish that’s perfect for painting.
Are the miniatures painted or unpainted?
All our miniatures are shipped unpainted unless otherwise stated, giving you full creative freedom to customize them.
Can I request custom scaling or sizing for my miniature?
Yes! We can resize most models to suit your game’s scale. Contact us before ordering to confirm availability and pricing.
How long does it take to process and ship my order?
Most orders are processed within 3–5 business days. Larger or custom orders may take longer, but we’ll always keep you updated.
Do you offer USA shipping?
We currently ship only within the USA.
What should I do if my miniature arrives damaged?
Contact us within 7 days of delivery with photos of the damage, and we’ll arrange a replacement or refund.
Are your miniatures officially licensed?
All models are created by talented designers such as Archvillain Games, Artisan Guild, and others, and are printed under proper commercial licenses.
