The printers, materials, tools, software, and model sources behind Hexwerks Studios table pieces, prototypes, and painted worlds.
Hexwerks Studios is not currently sponsored by any company. Some links on this page may become affiliate links in the future. If that happens, the affiliate relationship will be clearly disclosed near the link. We only list tools, materials, printers, and model sources we actually use, test, or would honestly recommend.
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The current studio setup covers high-detail resin work, larger FDM terrain, prototype boards, trays, organizers, and functional table parts.
Used for high-detail resin miniatures, prototype models, terrain details, and photography pieces.
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Used for detailed tabletop prototypes, miniatures, and test prints.
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Used for larger terrain pieces, test components, trays, organizers, prototype boards, and functional table parts.
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Used for FDM terrain, tools, organizers, and prototype components.
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Fresh resin prints pass through cleanup and curing before they are ready for paint, photography, and table testing.
The Anycubic Wash & Cure 3 Plus is used for the resin post-processing side of the forge: cleaning fresh resin prints, curing finished pieces, and preparing models for paint, photography, and table testing.
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The software side of the forge handles the quiet work before the machine starts: orientation, supports, hollowing, slicing, and table parts.
Anycubic Photon Workshop is used to prepare resin files for the Photon P1. It handles the practical print-prep work behind the scenes: orienting models, preparing supports, setting up resin print files, and getting miniatures ready for the build plate.
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Anycubic Slicer is used to prepare FDM prints for terrain, trays, organizers, prototype components, and larger table pieces. It supports the practical side of the studio: the parts that give the table structure, storage, and physical utility.
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Resin printing is handled as a workshop process, not a toy-box process.
The Hexwerks workflow uses basic resin safety gear and cleanup tools whenever resin prints are prepared, washed, cured, sanded, or handled.
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The forge does not end when a print comes off the machine. Paint, repair, cleanup, basing, and table prep are where the printed work starts to belong to the world.
Paint is where the printed work begins to feel like part of the Hexwerks world. Miniatures and terrain are primed, painted, weathered, and photographed to test tone, silhouette, table presence, and visual identity.
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Models are clipped, cleaned, sanded, glued, based, repaired, cured, and prepared for the table by hand.
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Many of the printed miniatures shown in Hexwerks Studios prototype photography come from Bestiarum Miniatures / Bestiarum Games.
Their dark fantasy sculpts are used here for painting, table presence testing, prototype photography, and visual development. These models help establish mood, scale, silhouette, and the physical presence of a game before the final product exists.
These miniatures are not Hexwerks Studios sculpts unless specifically stated. Bestiarum Miniatures / Bestiarum Games is not a sponsor or affiliate partner unless clearly disclosed.
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Hexwerks Studios does not currently claim commercial rights to sell printed Bestiarum models. Do not imply that Hexwerks sells or commercially prints third-party models.
Terrain gives a game its ground: duel spaces, objectives, ruins, cover, and the small physical details that make a table feel lived in.
Printable Scenery is used as one of the terrain sources for Hexwerks tabletop photography, playtest environments, duel grounds, objectives, and table scatter. Some terrain is printed, some is handmade, and some may come from third-party STL sources that will be credited where appropriate.
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Hexwerks Studios is not currently sponsored by any company. Any future affiliate, gifted, or sponsored relationship will be marked clearly near the relevant link before that link is added.
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Not every miniature shown on this site is sculpted by Hexwerks Studios. Some prototype and photography models come from third-party STL creators, sculptors, or model libraries.
Where possible, Hexwerks Studios credits the original sculptor, STL creator, or model source. Third-party models are used for painting, prototype photography, visual development, and table presence testing unless otherwise stated.
Hexwerks Studios does not claim ownership of third-party sculpts and does not sell third-party printed models unless a separate written commercial license or creator agreement allows it.