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    Create an Armada

    We offer a wide range of very modular, customisable starships for 3D printing at 28-mm scale (down or upscalable)

3D Printable Starships and Tabletop Terrain

We design STL (3D printable) products for printing on your home 3D printer or with a print service. Check out the product categories below for more details.

GridForge

Check out our revolutionary new tile system.

Tribes

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Traveller Products

Officially licensed Traveller 3D printables

Miniatures

3D-printable 28mm miniatures

Starships

Check out our range of 28-mm scale 3D printable starships!

Terrain

Check out our wide range of sci-fi themed tabletop terrain

Licensing

Want to sell our printed designs? Check out our licensing options!

Latest 2nd Dynasty News

See our latest posts below.

8th June 2026 No Comments

Get a tail sitter at a massive discount

In 2025, we updated the Sleipnir with a refit and introduced a record-breaking five new hulls, the Valkyria, Ratatosk, Fenrir, Nidhogg and Haena, all from the Aesir Fleet line. The Backerkit crowdfunding campaign brought in more than 500K SEK (50K€), a tremendous success. This year, we are expanding the fleet by two ships (at least), and this time, making them colour-print ready! […]

18th February 2026 No Comments

Don’t Miss Out – Massive Sale On February 22

On February 22nd, we celebrate our annual 2nd Dynasty Day, you might notice a theme of twos. Starting with a 50% off sale on our MyMiniFactory store. We have two creators provided gifts, That Blasted Samophlange and Kathy Millatt Modelling. And we decided to do something a little special with our usual $22.22 sale price […]

2nd February 2026 No Comments

This Year Starts With Quite A Big Bang

Last year ended with the Tribes-release of Skoldpadda – an absolutely massive release, bigger than the Shuttle Alpha! Skoldpadda is the Swedish word for Tortoise (Ben explains the pronounciation like this: roughly pronounced hwoold-pad-da – the hw sound is like making your best Michael Winslow impression of a distant jet engine on a warm day). […]