Featured image: Carpenter’s Workshop, designed by Tiny Furniture, from the PrintedByAliens catalog. Models are supplied as unpainted resin.
A fantasy settlement needs more than adventurers and monsters. This week's catalog spotlight looks at two existing Tiny Furniture listings that can give a workshop or tavern a purpose before the party arrives.
A workshop with a story to tell
The Carpenter’s Workshop set features four carpenter figures with workshop tools and a workbench. The listing offers 28mm and 32mm scale choices, with no-base, basic round and cobblestone base options.
Try making the workshop the place where an adventure begins: a damaged cart needs attention, a missing delivery delays a commission, or an unusual piece of timber attracts unwanted interest. These are scene ideas to adapt, rather than extra components included with the set.
A dinner scene with flexible options
Elven Dinner offers seated elven characters and tavern furniture through separate purchase options. Choose carefully between Table And Chairs, NPCs Only and Full Set, then select the available scale that suits your scene.
The same gathering could become a quiet inn conversation or a formal meeting in a manor. A restrained palette for the furniture can leave the characters as the focus; a shared table setting can link the scene to terrain you already own.
Plan the footprint before ordering
Measure the space inside your building or on your display base. Matching a nominal scale is useful, but it does not establish the exact width of a table or a seated figure. Ask us about dimensions if the fit is critical.
Our Tiny Furniture collection contains physical prints, even though its collection name includes “Digital.” Review the selected contents, base choice and assembly information on each product page. Browse the full collection, or use our designer browsing guide to plan a consistent village scene.