Likeness figures · unpainted PLA
Send photographs. We generate a character.
Printed FDM. Ships unpainted: white, grey, or black, unless you ask for something else. Ready for primer, or left as a study.
- FDM
- Colour
- White, grey, black
- Max height
- 250 mm
Process
From a photograph to a figure on the plate.
- 01
Send photographs
Front, three-quarter, and a profile if you have them. Armor references and a note on the character help; we can invent the rest.
- 02
We generate a character
A figure is generated from your face and the kit you chose, then it goes to print.
- 03
FDM print
Matte PLA, fused filament, 0.2 mm nozzle. Detail is very good for this process — fine edges, readable faces — without being resin-smooth.
- 04
Shipped in the plastic
No primer, no paint. We can clip the supports here, or leave them on if you want that snap yourself.
Recasts
A selfie in. A figure out.
AI-generated examples of what is possible — a photograph of a face, then a figure in that likeness. Yours is generated from the pictures you send.
Elf
Grey
Knight
Black
Wizard
White
Plastic, not paint
Three filaments. White, grey, black.
Every figure ships in the plastic it was printed in. White, grey, or black as standard. A custom colour is the same price — pick Custom on the form and leave a note.
Elf
Space Marine size
Black
Wizard
Dreadnought size
White
Undead
Large walker
Grey
Scale
From a 28 mm hero to a 250 mm figure.
Pick a height. Each size is named for the games people actually play — Space Marine size, dreadnought, knight, titan. 250 mm is the tallest standing figure we print. Every size is FDM through a 0.2 mm nozzle.
32 mmWarhammer Space Marine size · Kill Team · Age of Sigmar hero
4.2 h · 17 g PLA
Tabletop
Display
Centrepiece
Colossus
Warhammer Space Marine size — the current 32 mm heroic standard. Same ballpark as Kill Team and Age of Sigmar heroes.
Colossus 250 mm — titan-class, as tall as we will stand a figure. Expect a long print, printed hollow.
What you are buying
These are 3D prints. They have layer lines.
Every Ashwright figure is fused filament (FDM), not resin and not injection plastic. A 0.2 mm nozzle keeps the detail high for this process — readable faces, fine edges — but layer lines are still there. They show in raking light, not as stair-steps across a face.
If you want a glass-smooth miniature, plan on primer and a light sanding before paint. Supports leave tiny witness marks; if we clip them, we do not fill them. If you leave them on, that clipping is yours. Hollow centrepieces may show a drainage hole under the base.
PLA is stiff and light. Keep it out of a hot car; it will soften above about 60 °C. It is not a toy for small children — small parts, and the spears snap if you lean on them.