There are plenty of top 3D printing Patreons for miniatures and D&D models that people look for, but have trouble finding. These consist of pre-supported STL files, high quality models, monsters, terrain, and plenty more.
If you are wondering where you can find some of the best STL miniatures and 3D printed fantasy miniatures, you’re in the right place.
This article will provide a series of some of the best Patreons for 3D printed models, requiring a monthly payment, anywhere from $1 up to $500+, with the standard pricing being around $5-15 per month.
You’ll know what you are getting before you sign up, and you can look into what other users are saying about the Patreon you desire. I’ve carefully chosen the Patreons that are fairly active and popular in the 3D printing community.
Disclaimer: Prices and tiers are accurate at time of writing and may change over time.
There are plenty of pictures and high quality models for your viewing pleasure.
For users who want to quickly go through and check out the list, here they are:
ArchVillain Games is one of the most popular Patreons for 3D printed miniatures & D&D models, having over 7,000 Patrons and rank #1 at time of writing for Top Patreons in 3D Printing.
They began producing high quality 3D models in 2019, mentioning that they have new collections of over 20 models per month with a unique theme.
They provide high quality, pre-supported models through three main Patreon tiers at time of writing.
You can get access to their monthly releases by signing up to a monthly membership. There are many types of objects such as 3D printable minis, terrain, and other adventure-like items for tabletop gaming.
These are mostly 32mm miniatures, though you can simply adjust these models as you wish in your slicer.
You can check out their Instagram & MyMiniFactory page to see examples of their amazing 3D models.
Artisan Guild is the second most popular Patreon in the field of miniatures, after Arch Villain Games, according to the Graphtreon webpage at time of writing.
The “Guild” consists of a small team of passionate designers who create miniatures to be used for tabletop games, or else simply as collectibles. They design game sets each month, with the possibility to buy older releases through their MyMiniFactory store.
Artisan Guild offers 4 tiers of membership (although at the time of writing only one is available, as the others are sold out), with prices ranging from $9 to $35 per month. The main tier categories are normal (or Adventurer) and commercial (Merchant), which were limited.
The membership gives you access to the monthly released sets.
They also offer free detailed epic models as loyalty rewards for people subscribed to them for 3 months.
Their models include supports and, apart from characters, they also design props which are either included in a monthly collection or sold separately.
Have a look at their Instagram and Facebook pages for more details on individual models and news on their releases.
Ranked #4 in terms of popularity at the time of writing, Polish based Titan-Forge Miniatures is a company founded in 2011 that currently offers 3D printable files for tabletop, board and RPG games.
Like the previous ones, it offers monthly collections to its subscribers, which include characters, terrain, bases and props, and their models can be bought separately on MyMiniFactory.
Their website offers a wide selection of 3D prints categories, from fantasy and sci-fi to cyber themed models. They have also created an original 3D printable wargame where you can use their miniatures.
Titan-Forge has 2 membership tiers, with only its $10 per month one available at the time of writing. As opposed to Artisan Guild, they do not have a membership for commercial purposes, and their models are exclusively available for personal use.
They also offer a free sample from the current month collection to unsubscribed people so they can test the quality of the models before deciding to become patrons.
Additionally, they offer exclusive loyalty models to people who have been patrons for three consecutive months, with unique designs that change every three months and that are not available to buy anywhere else.
Make sure to have a look at their Instagram and Facebook pages for more up-to-date information about their designs.
Onepagerules is a Patreon that offers miniatures, as well as original tabletop games. The games are free to download and play with any miniatures, however for more engaged content the users are offered 2 membership tiers: Game Supporter, for $5, and Miniature Collector, for $10.
As a Game Supporter, you get access to paper miniatures and additional content and features for their original games, whereas the Miniature Collector patron receives monthly 3D printable collections, as well as additional paper miniatures and welcome packs.
They also have loyalty rewards, in the form of exclusive 3D models, and their models are delivered via MyMiniFactory. They offer free models for test prints and have a third-party support team that works with them for quality assurance.
They have Facebook and Instagram pages, as well as community forums on Reddit, Twitter or Discord, which are listed on their website.
Mz4250 is a Patreon owned by Miguel Zavara, a 3D artist that creates free 3D printable models for tabletop games. These models can be downloaded with a free account on Shapeways, and they are also posted on the social media accounts of the artist.
For people who want to support him and gain access to content in a more structured way, or for people who want to use the models for commercial purposes, there are also 5 membership tiers available on Patreon, ranging from $1 to $50.
This way, you can access Google Drives with all the files the artist has designed so far, drives which are updated daily with new models.
Becoming a patron also means that you can add 3D model requests to which the artist will respond whenever he has time.
You can find Mz4250 on pretty much any 3D modelling platform, such as Thingiverse or MyMiniFactory. Although his models might not be as detailed or complex as the ones of the previous Patreons, the fact that they are free is a great reason for checking out this artist.
Geoffro (Hex 3D) is a 3D artist who has been active on Patreon since November 2016. Previously, he has been releasing free models on Thingiverse.
This Patreon offers many models inspired by 80s Sci-Fi, Horror and Comics. You can find life-sized props, as well as cosplay items and miniatures among the artist’s designs.
There is only one membership tier of $10, and this allows you to use any prints that you produce with the files downloaded for commercial purposes, with a few conditions that are mentioned on the Patreon page.
Since the Patreon is owned by an individual artist, there is no fixed number of monthly releases, with some months reaching up to 30 new models.
Once subscribed, you get access to the released models from the current and previous months, as well as a starter pack with various models. On the third subscription month, you get access to all the models from the previous 4 years.
There is a Hex 3D Facebook page as well as a Community Page for Patreon members where you can chat with the artist.
At around 2,500 patrons at the time of writing, Epic Miniatures ranks #9 in terms of popularity on Patreon. It consists of a team of 3D artists who are creating miniatures and terrain for tabletop games.
Their models are generally scaled at 28mm, which can be adjusted by the buyer when printing. Amongst their collections, they have differently sized models, as well as highly complex models which are to be printed in parts and assembled afterwards.
Epic Miniatures has 2 membership tiers, at $12 and $35, the latter being created for people who want a commercial license to sell the prints from the downloaded files.
The Patreon uses a monthly collection release system, and membership also allows you to have access to pre-supports, which are not available otherwise. The patrons praise the quality and variety of the models they offer.
Their MyMiniFactory page has around 2,000 of their older objects, but have a look at their Facebook and Instagram pages to see their latest releases.
Another fairly popular monthly-release system Patreon that mainly focuses on dark fantasy models. Bestiarum Miniatures designs are detailed and imaginative, have a look at them if you are a fan of dark art.
Apart from monthly packs, they also offer welcome packs, store discounts and access to forums for discussions for their supporters.
With a team of 11 people at the time of writing, they create highly detailed designs which range from characters to terrains and complex props and share their progress using various social media platforms.
Their models can be purchased either with or without supports. They are test-printed in resin and are generally scaled at 32 mm with bases that vary in size.
Bestiarum Miniatures offers 4 tiers of membership, at $10, $14, $30 and $35, with the last 2 in limited numbers and offering a commercial license.
Ghamak was founded in 2011 by Francesco A. Pizzo, a 3D sculptor and designer. It offers Sci-Fi and Fantasy models on a monthly release basis, as well as individual models on MyMiniFactory.
There are 3 membership tiers you can purchase, depending on your interests: Fantasy Supporter and Sci-Fi Supporter, priced at $10, as well as a Fantasy + Sci-Fi 2, for $17.5 a month.
As the names suggest, the $10 ones offer access to one of the two categories of models, while the third one grants access to both types.
None of the tiers offer commercial licenses, and the models are exclusively for individual use.
The models come pre-supported for resin printing, and they are generally scaled between 40 and 50mm, which some users might find too big. Most models come with interchangeable heads, for additional variety in your prints.
Ghamak also has a Facebook page, where you can have a look at new releases and interact with the artists.
Puppetswar Miniatures is a Polish company that creates various models for tabletop games, ranging from characters to terrain or props.
They also sell resin 3D prints of their designs – in case you don’t have a 3D printer to print them yourself – as well as accessories and tools for finishing collectible models – such as brushes, pigments or adhesives – on their website.
Their Patreon has one available tier out of 3 at the time of writing, for $10, which offers monthly releases, welcome packs and exclusive content.
You can get individual or past 3D printable files on MyMiniFactory in both unsupported and supported format. If you decide to order them directly printed, make sure to double-check the actual size so that it matches one of your other models.
Their Facebook and Instagram pages post updates on their releases, so make sure to have a look there if you’re thinking of subscribing.
Ranked #14 in terms of Patreon popularity, with over 1,800 supporters, PiperMakes creates 28mm 3D printable mecha-themed models.
There are 2 out of 3 membership tiers available at the time of writing, one $3 Worker tier for people who want to support the artist with only Discord and general support benefits, and one $10 Overseer tier for people who want access to monthly releases and welcome packs.
The artist designs full models as well as individual assembly parts, so her models can be collected just as well as they can be used in tabletop games.
As the artist is only working part-time on the models, the sheer quantity of designs might not match the one of bigger Patreons. However, it does cover an under-represented miniature theme, that of Mecha models.
You can buy individual model files from PiperMakes’ Cults3D store and track the artist’s latest releases on Instagram.
Created by two 3D artists, Wicked offers high-quality models inspired by the Marvel universe, wishing to create a comprehensive collection of designs and offer Marvel fans a cheaper alternative to official character figures.
Their models are larger than in the case of the previous Patreons on this list, with them being scaled from 1/8 of the real dimensions all the way to 1/1 for some props. As usual, you can adjust the dimensions based on your needs.
They create full body sculptures, busts and props, and offer 2 membership tiers, with only one available at the time of writing, for $10.
Wicked uses a monthly release system, with 8 new models every month, and also offer 30+ models welcome packs.
You can buy individual model files from their Gumroad website, and follow their updates on Facebook.
At over 1,200 patrons, Forest Dragon is a fairly popular Patreon that offers STL files for 10mm prints. At this scale, there are not many supports needed, and their models are test printed on resin to ensure their quality is up to standard.
Their models are generally sold as army packs, although you can find smaller packs or even individual models on their Gumroad website.
On Patreon, they have 4 membership tiers, which range from $2 to $25 in price. Becoming a patron means having access to the current month’s releases, as well as receiving discounts for their previous releases, and at $25 you get the right to sell the prints resulted from Forest Dragon’s STL files.
Have a look at their Twitter page for updates on their models and news about monthly releases.
Nomnom Figures is a Patreon page that predominantly creates anime, games and movie female characters. Their designs include miniatures, Chibi and full-size models. If you are looking for collectibles rather than tabletop games minis, then this is a good Patreon to look at.
Nomnom’s models vary in complexity and scale and are popular amongst collectors and model painting enthusiasts.
They currently have almost 1,200 supporters on Patreon, where you can find a Nomnom membership tier, for $10, and a Merchant’s tier, for $30, both of which give you access to monthly releases, welcome packs, previous models, Discord and store benefits.
The latter gives you the right to sell prints resulted from their files.
Their monthly releases include 2 full sized models, at 178mm and 75mm, and 2 Chibi models, at 50mm, all pre-supported.
They are active on Facebook and Instagram, where they interact with people and share the outcomes of paintings by fans, and they also engage with patrons on Discord.
Fotis Mint is a Patreon owned by a 3D printing artist whose 3D modelling journey began in 2016. It currently has a little over 1000 patrons, as well as a MyMiniFactory store, which includes several free models as well.
Fotis Mint predominantly creates detailed figures, busts and props inspired by movies, games and D&D. You can have a look at their portfolio of models on their website.
On their Patreon, there are 2 available membership tiers for $5 and $10 which give you access to 100+ Patreon models and, in the case of the latter, the artists’ original minis on MyMiniFactory.
The models come supported when printed in parts. However, they don’t have supports for the full model, if you want to print it in one go.
Check their Facebook and Instagram pages for updates and comments from supporters regarding their experience with Fotis Mint.
Skullforge Studios is a Patreon that focuses on Sci-Fi and cinematic miniatures for tabletop games. Their models are not as complex as those of other sculptors, but they are well-suited for board games.
They offer 3 membership tiers for $9, $13 and $17. They all grant access to monthly releases of a 5-character squad and an individual character in 4 poses.
The second one additionally offers 1 creature or vehicle and a “Vault” of extra characters, and the last one allows its buyers to help curate and suggest content for the monthly releases.
For previous releases, you can have a look at their Gumtree store, for which patrons have 10%, 20% and 30% discount, depending on their membership tier.
They also have a licensed 3D printing service with various locations if you don’t have a 3D printer yourself and would like to order the physical prints.
Their Facebook and Instagram pages offer updates and insights into their collections, so make sure to check them out as well.
Sanix, previously known as Malix3Design, is a 3D artist and sculptor who designs models inspired by comics and movies.
Their models are detailed, suited for collection more than for tabletop games, however with the right scale they can be used for the latter as well.
With only one Patreon membership tier, at $13 per month, supporters get access to a monthly release consisting of 2 models at 1:10 scale in different pre-supported file formats, in addition to a 4-model Welcome Package.
You can sell any 3D prints resulted from their designs, without having to purchase any special license, however, like in the case of all other Patreons, you cannot sell the printing files.
Sanix offers 6-month and 12-month loyalty bonuses of 50% and 100% discounts respectively for all the models on their website.
Great Grimoire is a Patreon that offers miniature designs for tabletop games. They also design busts, props and accessories for their themed monthly collections.
Their 2 Patreon tiers available at the time of writing, a $10 one and a limited $35 one, offer access to these monthly collections, as well as artworks of the monthly characters, character card templates and a welcome pack, with the $35 tier offering a commercial license for selling prints.
Their YouTube channel presents their monthly releases, and they are active on many social media platforms.
You can purchase previous models on their MyMiniFactory store, where they have photos of the prints resulted from the files as well, as all their models are test printed.
Great Grimoire’s models come pre-supported and are scaled to 32mm, although they can be printed at any scale if you prefer to paint or collect them.
Last Sword Miniatures consists of a small team of dedicated 3D artists who design models for tabletop games. Their designs are pre-supported and test printed.
Their Patreon currently offers 4 membership tiers. The $6.50 tier allows you to get all the models from one chosen category of models, as well as a 13-character welcome pack. The $10.50 tier grants access to models from 5 categories, in addition to the welcome pack.
You then have the third tier which is $11.50 per month that provides Patrons with 8-30 brand-new miniatures per month, along with a series of high quality models such as:
Elven Mage
Atanakas Warriors
Wolf Knights
Black Knights
Barbarian Sorceress of the Ashes
They also have a bonus welcome pack of 13 models.
There’s also a fourth unique tier that is $507 per month that lets you work with the Last Swords’ team to design a unique miniature according to your concept, ideas and specifications.
Have a look at their website to see and buy their models individually or in packs. They also have a blog about their work, if you want to get more insight into their model-making process.
TytanTroll Miniatures is a Patreon which currently has a smaller supporter base, but which nonetheless offers vast amounts of 3D model files to download and print.
They have 3 membership tiers, priced at $1.50, $11 and $33 per month.
The first one gives you access to a 19-model welcome pack, the second one gives access to monthly releases – distributed throughout the month rather than in one single pack – and the last ones gives commercial license for selling the prints.
All tiers give you 30% discount on TytanTroll’s MyMiniFactory store, which has over 450 models scaled at 32mm which come with and without supports, in case you want to add your own.
Their designs range from characters and busts to accessories and props, and on their Facebook page you can get a glimpse into the kind of models they are creating.
Hopefully you’ve found this article helpful to find some of the best quality Patreons for D&D models and miniatures. I’m sure you’ll be impressed by plenty of the ones shown.
You can check out the Graphtreon of 3D printing models, which is a list of top Patreon creators in the field.
Michael Dwamena is the founder of 3D Printerly, a platform dedicated to simplifying 3D printing for hobbyists and professionals alike. Owns over 20 3D printers (filament and resin) and has plenty experience 3D printing. Michael has authored over 900 articles, helping millions navigate the exciting world of 3D printing.
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