r/DnDminiatures

Hey! I’ve been working on this wizard miniature for my DnD campaign and thought I’d share it here with people who might actually enjoy printing minis.

It’s a mountain dwarf wizard with a grounded, darker tone, designed to work both as a tabletop miniature and as a bust. The pose is calm but commanding, like he’s holding back a spell just before releasing it.

He also has an owl familiar nearby, and the staff is loosely inspired by the Staff of Magius from Dragonlance, with a bit of Fizban influence in the overall vibe.

I paid a lot of attention to silhouette readability so it holds up at small scale when printed, but still works as a larger display bust.

The model itself is a kitbash in Blender made from two files I found online. Size 42 mm. I prefer this size for all small D&D miniatures, since smaller ones are harder to print and more difficult to paint. The character himself is a level 16 player wearing Tier 3 armor. He is the Grand Master of the Order of the Knights of the Blazing Blade.

Here's my druid, Thorrin Ashbloom, that ive been working for my friends magical high school campaign. He's a little chode and comes from a family of extremely talented druids. His family scraped up enough money to get him into this school. He's trying to represent them well and make sure their money is well spend. He's a natural but has a tough time focusing on studies since everything is second nature to him. His hat is a tree stump lol

One of my players' characters, oath of the crown paladin. Sculpted in titancraft with the concept art in the last pic as guidance, and 3d printed in resin

How should I glue these spiders to their bases? There isn’t a lot of surface area on the legs.

Model by DM Stash

Recently realized that instead of painting minis and leaving them on my shelf, I could paint minis and donate them to my local DM to use. Gives me a reason to paint, makes the game better, it's a win win!

This piano will be used at the bar in Forge Town. Used a bunch of random decals from gundam to some templar stuff. It was a fun paint. Went for a bees wax candle color.

Still want to do some touching up, but had a lot of fun painting up my wife's drow barbarian.

There is something insanely fishy about these caves...
Drawn, printed and assembled by me

I'm running a campaign set in the Bell Beaker era, and am having a hell of a time finding minis that fit this aesthetic. Anyone have any ideas?

Not sure if this type of post is allowed, if not I'll delete it. I didn't make any of the artwork, just pulled em from Google images.

Part of the new campaign for a magic high school that my friend is running. This is our golden dragonborn ranger