Our Journey

We're going back in time to look through our journey of where we started adn how we got to where we are now. Back in 2023, I fell back in love with Warhammer. I grabbed myself some models, some paints and got creative, I even managed to convince a few friends along the way to join me. This in turn, turned into games nights with full table set ups complete with terrain. This was where my 3D printing started. Searching online for different terrain sets, I stumbled across people who 3D printed terrain sets and models and thought that looks like a handy thing to learn. With that along came my first 3D Printer which surprisingly wasn't a Bambulab printer!

I got learning and tinkering and started to print my own terrain pieces for personal use and then for friends as well. The printers we started out with were starting to be too large for the space we had at the time and required a lot of manual maintenance to them so we then upgraded to a P1P from Bambulab and since then have now grown to 14+ Bambulab printers, from an X1 Carbon, to the P1 series to the A1 series.

At the time of us starting up, 3D printing was still quite lucrative, and still relatively new to most people. We jumped on board to Etsy with our 3D printed Terrain and shipped it to all over Europe and still do!.

After a while on Etsy we soon discovered a market for 3D printed fidget toys, with thanks to my youngest sister who still uses our first prototype infinity cubes even now. From there we added infinity cubes and gyros to the store, followed shortly after by the flexi models you can see on our store today. We then also branched into home supplies - this started as those nifty gadgets such as spaghetti measures, battery storage holders and office equipment but is now mainly shelves, watering cans and vases.

In April 2024 after a year of Etsy under our belts, we discovered TikTok shop and realised the potential that this could bring us, so jumped onto this whilst again 3D printing was still new to TikTok mainly targeting those looking for fidget toys with our Terrain staying on Esty. WE then shortly after also started to attend fairs around the South Coast too to reach out to our local customers - many are still repeat customers a year later.

So here we are two years later, with our own

website now to add to the collection of growing sales platforms and currently stocking flexi models, fidget toys, homeware, RPG terrain, dice towers and even with our own small stock of TCG cards to boot. We are constantly evolving and looking for ways to make our brand bigger and better for all of our audiences out there.

What would you like to see us bring to the store this year?