Be it lone adventurers or entire armies, miniature figures help take the visualisation of combat, movement, and characters out of your head and onto the table while adding depth and immersion to every session.

Our range covers everything from rugged wargaming minis designed for large-scale battles to detailed fantasy minis that infuse life into role-playing campaigns. Many models come as buildable kits, giving players the chance to assemble and customise their figures before painting. Others feature high-detail resin casts that showcase intricate armour, weapons, and character expressions. We make sure to stock all popular scales, such as 28mm minis and 32mm minis, making it easy to find models compatible with your favourite systems.

If you're building an army or expanding your tabletop collection, you'll find customisable miniatures from some of the hobby’s most iconic universes. Command powerful factions in Warhammer 40K or wage mythic battles in Age of Sigmar. Role-playing fans can also explore character models from Critical Role miniatures or utilise standard monster and player class statues to spice up their Dungeons & Dragons gameplay.

To add some unique identity to your minis, browse our range of paint and accessories designed specifically for you to customise them to your liking. Or, if you want to dive deeper into the lore behind your armies and characters, the novels from Black Library offer rich stories set in the same worlds many of your miniatures might inhabit.

Frequently Asked Questions

What accessories do I need to paint miniatures?

Most miniature painters start with a few essential tools. These include basic paints, brushes, primer, and a palette for mixing colours. Additional (and optional) accessories like clippers, knives, washes, dry brushes, basing materials, and varnish can come later to help add depth, shading, highlights, and protection to finished models!

How many layers of paint will I need?

A typical process begins with a base coat, followed by shading, highlights, and small details! You can then choose to add washes to create depth and highlights to emphasise armour or clothing. The number of layers ultimately depends on the look you want, but several layers of thin coats rather than one thick one generally produce the best results.