With the MyPortal Studios Commercial License, you can sell all our printed miniatures for one year, with no sales or revenue limits. During this time, you’ll also get access to all updates and new collection releases, ensuring your portfolio stays up to date.

This license is designed as a partnership: you earn more by selling the miniatures, while you help me continue creating new ones.

This is the price for access to all miniatures for one year. In other words, it’s an annual payment, not a monthly one.

You’ll get instant access to all the miniatures available on the platform—over 1,700 models!
During your access period, you’ll also get all updates and new collection releases at no extra cost.

You don’t need one!

In fact, I’m flattered that you want to use my miniatures, and I’d love to explore a future partnership.

Please feel free to reach out!

Yes, all miniatures come with supports and are ready to print.

Miniatures that don’t need supports can be printed as they are.

Yes, all miniatures have been printed one by one and reworked if any issues were found. All the miniatures available on the platform have been successfully printed using the default settings for the Elegoo Saturn printer.

For larger and more solid miniatures, yes, it’s possible. For example, posts, trees, and some furniture. However, it’s not recommended for miniatures with finer details.

Yes, I highly recommend rescaling to print larger or smaller versions to sell to other niches.

It’s a great way to expand your market reach and offer products tailored to different customer needs.

You don’t have to stick to just one niche, like railway or military. Expanding your revenue streams can be a smart move. Selling a mix of miniatures from different niches can add up and be worth it in the long run.

Here are some ideas on where to sell your miniatures:

1. E-commerce Platforms
   The most common way is to sell on major platforms like Amazon, eBay, Etsy, Shopify, Not On The High Street, HardtoFind, or Folksy.

2. Create Your Own Website
   Building your own online store is an option, but it requires some knowledge of digital marketing. It’s not recommended for beginners, as it can be more complex to set up and promote.

3. Miniature Fairs and Events
   Attend miniature-related events, like diorama or dollhouse exhibitions, to showcase and sell your products directly to enthusiasts.

4. YouTube or Social Media
   If you already create projects like dioramas, dollhouses, or other miniature setups, consider starting a YouTube channel or posting on social media. Create timelapse videos of your projects, and in the video description, mention that you sell the printed miniatures. People inspired by your creations will likely want to buy the same miniatures you used.

5. Facebook Groups for Miniature Enthusiasts
   Facebook groups focused on miniatures often have highly engaged audiences who are ready to buy. Many groups don’t allow direct ads, so you’ll need to sell indirectly.
   Post mini-projects or even a single painted miniature in the group, mentioning that you printed it and are working on a project. Interested people might comment, and you can let them know you sell printed miniatures. Examples of groups include dioramas, dollhouses, architectural models, or tabletop games.

6. Local Hobby Stores
   Reach out to local plastic modeling or hobby stores to offer your miniatures as a supplier. They might be interested in stocking your products.

7. Architectural Model Companies
   Miniatures for terrain and landscapes are popular with this audience. Selling painted miniatures or ready-made trees could fetch higher prices. If you’re not sure how to make them, YouTube tutorials like “Creating Realistic Trees Using Foam” can teach you the basics.

Here are the main people who would use LifeLike miniatures from the library.
If you’re selling and not reaching this audience, it might be a good idea to expand your business into new areas.

• Architects and Model-Making Companies
  Architectural models have a high demand for both interior and exterior miniatures, such as furniture for homes and outdoor elements like trees and utility poles.

• Framed Diorama Artists
  People creating framed dioramas often seek miniatures to enhance and detail their work. Items like doors, vases, plants, lighting fixtures, animals, and people are in high demand.

• Military Tabletop Gamers
  Tabletop gamers often have access to figures and environment assets, but finding high-quality ones isn’t always easy. There’s a growing demand for detailed miniatures to make games more immersive, such as sandbag barriers, concrete walls, soldiers in dynamic poses, and urban elements like utility poles, fire hydrants, and realistic trees.

• Diorama Makers
  Diorama makers frequently struggle to find realistic miniatures. MyPortal Studios provides LifeLike miniatures that perfectly suit this need.

• Railway Enthusiasts
  Railway hobbyists are always on the lookout for detailed and realistic miniatures. Trees and utility poles, in particular, are highly sought after in this niche.

• Scale Modelers
  Plastic modelers enjoy assembling kits, like tanks, straight out of the box. Offering miniatures for customization—such as weapons, fuel canisters, and other accessories—is highly appealing to this audience.

• Miniature House Makers
  The popularity of building miniature houses is on the rise, driving demand for realistic miniatures that bring these scenes to life.

• Dollhouse Enthusiasts
  Larger-scale dollhouses allow for more detailed miniatures. Offering upscale, high-quality miniatures to this audience can attract collectors willing to pay a premium.

• Tabletop RPG Players
  While RPG players can find plenty of heroes and monsters, environmental miniatures for immersive settings are harder to come by. Providing these assets—such as terrain elements and props—can help you stand out in this market.

After your purchase is confirmed, you’ll receive a confirmation email.
Once you’ve received it, please visit hotmart.com and create an account using the same email you used during the purchase.

If you have any issues, feel free to reach out to me at myportalstudios@gmail.com or through our social media on Facebook or Instagram ( @myportalstudios ).

If it’s to help you sell more, absolutely!