Collection: Dwarves

Dwarf Resin Miniatures for Classic Fantasy Adventures

Few fantasy ancestries are as immediately recognizable as the Dwarf. From seasoned adventurers and heavily equipped defenders to spellcasters, craftspeople, and colorful NPCs, Dwarven characters can become part of nearly any fantasy campaign. This collection brings our Dwarf resin miniatures together for D&D 5e, Pathfinder 2e, and other tabletop RPGs.

One Ancestry, Many Character Builds

A Dwarf miniature can represent whatever your character sheet or campaign calls for. Rather than limiting this collection to the familiar armored warrior, we organize it by Race / Ancestry so you can browse Dwarven characters across different classes, equipment styles, poses, and roles.

Use the individual product listings to check each model's Class / Archetype, role, Creature Size, weapons, armor, base size, kit contents, and other available specifications. This makes it easier to narrow the collection down to a miniature that actually matches your character or encounter.

Made for Dwarven Details

Beards, braids, armor, weapons, clothing, tools, shields, and accessories can give Dwarf miniatures plenty of visual character when those features are part of the original sculpt. Painters can use those details to establish everything from a battle-worn veteran to a richly equipped adventurer, while Game Masters can use different designs to distinguish important NPCs throughout a campaign.

We produce our miniatures using engineering-grade gray resin for durability and crisp details. Each order is 3D printed and hand-inspected by our family-run studio in Missouri, USA.

Planning for Your Tabletop or Display

Before choosing a Dwarf miniature, check its listing for the available print scale, base size, Creature Size, and kit configuration. Print scale refers to the physical scale of the printed miniature; Creature Size is a separate rules-based classification. Our Resin Miniature Sizing & Scale Guide provides more information about how these measurements work.

How Much Prep Do You Want to Do?

Some hobbyists want to begin with the individual pieces, while others would rather start with an assembled, primed, or finished miniature. Depending on the model, available choices may include DIY Kit, Raw Prep, Assembled, Primed, and Painted. Compare them in our Resin Miniature Finish Options Guide before selecting your preferred option.