Sizing Guide
📏 Miniature Sizing Guide
All of our miniatures are available in 28mm and 32mm scale, two of the most common sizes for tabletop games like Dungeons & Dragons and Pathfinder.
📌 What does "28mm scale" or "32mm scale" mean?
This refers to the approximate height of a standard Medium humanoid (like a human) from foot to eye level. All other creature sizes (Tiny to Gargantuan) are scaled proportionally from that baseline.
| D&D Size Category | Relative Scale | Example Creatures |
|---|---|---|
| Tiny | ~¼ the height of a Medium model | Bat, Rat, Sprite |
| Small | ~½ the height of a Medium model | Gnome, Halfling, Kobold |
| Medium | Standard height (28mm or 32mm) | Human, Elf, Orc |
| Large | ~2x Medium height | Ogre, Minotaur, Horse |
| Huge | ~3x Medium height | Giant, Hydra, Treant |
| Gargantuan | ~4x+ Medium height (multi-base) | Ancient Dragon, Kraken, Tarrasque |
⚖️ Scaling Across 28mm and 32mm
If you choose 28mm scale, a Medium creature will be approx 28mm tall, and all other sizes scale from that base.
If you choose 32mm scale, that same Medium creature becomes 32mm tall, and Tiny/Large/Huge etc. increase accordingly.
This ensures consistency across your minis, whether you're building an army or an entire bestiary!