No. We do not produce prints of any protected intellectual property. This includes (but is not limited to) Games Workshop, Star Wars, Marvel, and similar brands.

Requests for these types of models will be automatically declined without exception.

Yes, generally. Original designs and legally distinct proxy models are typically acceptable.

All files are reviewed on a case-by-case basis to ensure they do not infringe on existing intellectual property.

No, pre-supported files are not required.

However, if your files are not supported, we will need to create supports ourselves. This may result in an additional surcharge based on the time required, which will be included in your invoice.

Once your files are reviewed, we will create a custom invoice based on material usage, print time, and any additional setup required.

Invoices are issued with NET15 terms, meaning payment is due within 15 days.

Printing begins only after full payment has been received.

This ensures your order is locked into our production queue and scheduled appropriately.

Yes, but any changes to files, scale, or quantity may require the invoice to be revised. Production will not begin until the updated invoice is approved and paid.

If a file is not printable or has structural issues, we will reach out before proceeding.

We may suggest adjustments, repairs, or alternatives. Additional work required to fix files may incur a fee.

We typically accept standard 3D file formats such as STL and OBJ.

If you have a different format, reach out and we’ll let you know if it’s workable.

We primarily focus on printing. Limited design adjustments or file prep may be available, but full custom modeling is not a standard service.