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How did we start?
Necrotech Prints started in 2021 with one little Ender 3, a hobby, and absolutely no grand business plan whatsoever.
One hobby quickly became another. I discovered tabletop gaming, started learning the worlds, factions and lore behind it, and naturally began printing models for myself. Then came custom tanks, larger projects, commissions, more printers… and eventually the realisation that people actually wanted to buy the things I was making.
What began in a corner of the house has grown into a proper family-run workshop. I now run Necrotech alongside my partner, with four kids helping make sure life is never remotely quiet.
Thousands of models later, Necrotech Prints has become a home for tabletop miniatures, terrain, display pieces, practical prints and whatever strange project we decide to build next.
We’re still growing, still experimenting, and still having far too many ideas.
Why choose us?
We’re not a giant warehouse sending anonymous boxes down a conveyor belt.
Necrotech Prints is a small, family-run workshop, and we genuinely care about what leaves it.
Every order is produced using the same machines, materials and settings we use for our own projects. Whether it’s a single miniature, an enormous centrepiece, terrain for an entire table or something completely custom, we want it to arrive looking sharp and ready for whatever you’ve got planned.
We also love working with the wider hobby community. Over the years we’ve worked with customers, creators, designers and painters, and we’re always interested in unusual commissions, collaborations and new ideas.
If you’ve got something strange in mind, there’s a decent chance we want to hear about it. 👀
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Materials & print quality
We use both high-detail resin printing and FDM plastic printing, choosing whichever process makes the most sense for the model.
Our resin printers are used for miniatures, characters, detailed vehicles and display pieces where crisp detail and smooth surfaces matter most. Infantry and smaller detailed models are typically printed at around 0.03 mm layer height, while larger vehicles, scenery and suitable resin pieces are normally produced at around 0.05 mm.
FDM printing is used for larger terrain, buildings, practical parts, toys, workshop projects and anything where strength, size or material choice matters more than microscopic surface detail.
We regularly upgrade our equipment and print processes, so the workshop today looks very different from the single Ender 3 that started everything.
A note about material colour: the colour of unpainted resin or plastic may vary between orders. We normally use neutral shades such as grey, beige, black or white where possible, but material availability changes and we buy in large quantities. Occasionally resin may also be mixed to create a more neutral colour.
This does not affect the strength, detail or paintability of the finished model.
Once the primer goes on, the plastic underneath has officially lost the argument anyway. 😆