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Why We Said No to Hidden Fees: The Story Behind Minarium’s Founding
Minarium Founder Rob Walczak has always loved miniatures. Not just printing them or painting them, but the hunt for that perfect sculpt, the one that fits exactly what you’re imagining. That passion for collecting is what eventually led him to … Read More
From Warhammer to Worldbuilder: Meet Bruno, One of Minarium’s Standout Creators
There’s a moment every serious hobbyist knows. The one where appreciation flips into ambition. Where you stop looking at a miniature and start wondering if you could build something better yourself. For Bruno, that moment came when he returned to … Read More
How Minarium Puts Creators in Control: The Philosophy Behind Our Platform Design
A marketplace for creators, by creators, changes everything. When you build with that philosophy in mind, it affects how quickly buyers find a sculpt, how clearly a creator can present their catalog, and how much confidence you as creators carry … Read More
Could New 3D Printing Laws Accidentally Target Your Miniature Business?
Four US states and the American Congress are now moving to regulate what 3D printing files you may legally possess, what firmware your machine may run, and whether your printer is permitted to operate without government surveillance. The goal is … Read More
Minarium Web App Upgrade: Your New Creator Hub Is Live
The Minarium Creator Hub is live! Built based on invaluable feedback from our seller community, the upgraded creator page has been redesigned to help buyers (1) find your best work faster (2) stay engaged between releases and (3) reach you … Read More
Four Questions the 3D Printing Community Should Keep Asking After the MyMiniFactory AMA
On February 17th, the MyMiniFactory and Thingiverse teams hosted a live Q&A on Crowdcast to take questions from the community following the acquisition announcement. The session ran for over two hours, and by most accounts, the community appreciated the team’s … Read More