Gnome Resin Miniatures for Big Adventures
Gnomes prove that memorable fantasy characters do not need an imposing stature. This collection brings together our Gnome resin miniatures for D&D 5e, Pathfinder 2e, and other tabletop RPGs, giving you a dedicated place to find gnomish characters across a variety of classes, personalities, and adventuring styles.
Find the Gnome That Fits Your Character Sheet
A Gnome ancestry leaves plenty of room for different character builds. Your miniature might represent a clever magic user, inventive adventurer, capable fighter, wilderness traveler, eccentric NPC, or something entirely different. Rather than assigning every Gnome the same archetype, we keep the collection broad so you can choose the individual sculpt that best matches your character.
Each product page lists the model-specific Class / Archetype, role, Creature Size, weapons, armor, equipment, base size, kit contents, and other applicable details.
Small Models Packed with Personality
Gnome miniatures can make especially characterful painting projects. Depending on the sculpt, expressive faces, hair, clothing, armor, weapons, tools, magical effects, and unusual accessories can all contribute to the finished character. Those individual details give you plenty of freedom to create anything from a practical adventurer to a colorful personality who immediately stands out in the party.
We produce our miniatures using engineering-grade gray resin for durability and crisp details. Each model is 3D printed and hand-inspected by our family-run studio in Missouri, USA.
Don't Confuse Character Stature with Print Scale
Being a Gnome does not determine the print scale of the miniature. Print scale describes the physical scale at which the model is produced, while Creature Size is its separate rules-based classification. Available bases and configurations can also vary. See our Resin Miniature Sizing & Scale Guide when comparing your options.
Choose the Starting Point for Your Project
Individual Gnome models may be available as DIY Kit, Raw Prep, Assembled, Primed, or Painted options. Our Resin Miniature Finish Options Guide explains the preparation levels so you can choose whether you want the full hobby project or a miniature that's further along in the process.