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Concept art can be a valuable resource for generating ideas and helping sculptors to visualise how a miniature should look. At Dragon’s Forge, we don’t commission concept art for every miniature and customisable kit in our range, but when we do the results tend to be pretty spectacular.

Collecting and painting miniatures is a key component of many tabletop hobbies like board games and wargames, as well as being a creative hobby in its own right. At Dragon’s Forge we craft our miniatures with all of these in mind, but it’s the needs of the vibrant tabletop roleplaying community that drive us.

The Forge is being developed for a projected launch date of March 2022, but we have a whole bunch of other ways to collect Dragon’s Forge miniatures in the pipeline that will be winging their way to you before then. Let’s take a look!

Telling a story with  miniatures doesn’t have to mean creating a sprawling diorama festooned with paraphernalia, but rather implying information about a character’s life, history, culture, beliefs and personality through the use of subtle details. This week, we look at how the Dragon's Forge miniature designers and sculptors create a narrative, and how you can do the same with our customisable kits.

Dragon’s Forge isn’t just a miniature design studio stuffed to the gills with talented artists – we’re a first rate 3D printing service too! In this article we take a look at exactly what's on offer, and how you can get your hands on some incredible quality miniatures in our upcoming Kickstarter campaign.

We’ve talked a lot on social media about our customisable digital miniature kits, but you may well be wondering what that means exactly. Read on to discover how you'll be able to customise your high quality fantasy miniatures in the Forge, and find out just how many custom parts our Wyrdweft Sorceress kit has (spoiler - it's a lot!).