Yes you can scale a 3D printed miniature up or down. To do this you need the file, a slicer program, a 3D printer and printing material like resin or FDM. In the slicer app you will have a “scale” option to configure how big or … See more

If you have a miniature available as reference, you can simply measure it with a ruler. The reference is 6 feet. So if your miniature should be 6 feet, and it measures 32mm high, that’s your scale. If it’s a smaller or l… See more

Historical Wargaming Models date back 6mm model scale: Baccus is one of the big one I’m aware of for 6mm miniature models. They are teeny tiny but often grouped up in units. There is also Microworld… See more

When it comes to larger modeling scales, you don’t have quite as many options but they are still plentiful. A larger scale model is typically assembled and painted for display. As opposed to the smaller modeling s… See more