How it works
Pick a crate, and one arrives every month until you say otherwise.
The month
- We announce the crate
- Early in the month you see exactly what is coming, its lot number, and which mega-kit it feeds. Nothing is a mystery box.
- You can skip it
- Skip before it prints and you are not charged. Your place in the run is held, and the crate stays available to you by lot number.
- It prints to order
- We print your crate after the month closes, which is why it is unpainted and why nothing is ever back-ordered.
- It arrives with a manifest
- A card on top of the parts: the lot, the part list, how it keys to the crate before it, and the footprint it adds.
The module
Every terrain part is authored on a 100 mm module, and that single decision is what makes a subscription worth staying in: a wall from one crate meets a floor from another without shimming, and four crates make a block instead of four separate models.
It also decides the boxes. Whole tiles are 100 mm on their shortest side, so they ship flat in the 12 × 12 × 6 in Terrain Crate mailer. The 10 × 10 × 3 in Mini Crate mailer takes figures, props and keyed bases.
| Crate | Parts | Mass | Mailer |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mini Crate | 6–10 | ~200 g | 10 × 10 × 3 in |
| Terrain Crate | 25–35 | ~1400 g | 12 × 12 × 6 in |
Questions people actually ask
Is it painted?
No. Crates ship unpainted so you can prime and paint to match what you already own.
Do I get the files?
No — crates are printed parts. The design files stay with their designers and with us.
What scale is it?
Built for 28–32 mm figures, on the 100 mm tile module.
Can I take both crates?
Yes, and they ship together in the larger mailer when they fall in the same month.
Can I cancel?
Any month, before the crate prints, from your account.
Where do you ship?
Within the United States.