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Besides MyMiniFactory or Patreon is there any other size you regularly use to buy/download minis?

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BigKittyPaints

Minihoarder, but only because one of the Patreon artists I support distributes with it.

Illithar

CGtrader and Gumroad are two that I have also purchased from. But, I have seen several artists who use them also start using MMF. And one Patreon I am on has their own storefront as well, but itch.io is used for fulfilment.

Dustin Henderson

Cults3D is the only other site besides Patreon and MMF that I regularly get minis from.

Ash Neblett

I do buy a decent number of STL sets from Kickstarter-- but I suspect that's not quite what you're asking!

Jbdemonoid

Besides MMF I use gumroad and thingiverse. I've also backed a couple STL packages on Kickstarter. I browse Cgtrader and cults3d but never find what I'm looking for there.

SteveB

Cgtrader & cults3d

Jonathan Dang

For 3d printing, gumroad, thingiverse, Cults3D, Yeggi, other Patreons For physical figures, Reaper and Darksword Miniatures

Dwayne Hinton

this. there's like 8 sites i download from (outside of patreon), cuz patreons store them everywhere

ImpPrints

I've been around a handful of places. MMF, Cults3d, and thingiverse for minis usually. CGtrader and Gumroad for figurines. Yeggi mostly for a sort of search engine for finding things. Patreon for various, obviously.

Whitney Moss

Thingiverse for when I want a simple model or pieces to mix and match, Kickstarter for big comprehensive sets (like Lost Adventures or Skies of Sordane), and I used to use HeroForge, but my collection from various Patreons is so large now I can find a close fit for almost anything I'd need.

Joshua Love

Loot Studios, mmf, and thingiverse mostly

DavidG

STLs from Patreon, MMF, Thingiverse, Kickstarter, Minihoarder (mostly KS delivery), DriveThruRPG and Gumroad, occasionally Humble Bundle. Traditional physical minis from Reaper and others

Philip Squire

Mmf, patreon, thingiverse occasionally

Joshua Rosenblum

Have used DriveThruRPG, Gumroad & CGtrader, but the reality is it is now overwhelmingly MMF.

Eric Jackson

Gumroad and DriveThruRPG. A couple of Patreons use DriveThru for distribution and to store files.

Jenny Underwood

Mostly MMF, on account of that having the most artists/content. After that probably gumroad for the few random artists I can only find there, and Thingiverse for free stuff.

Jupp3

Kickstarter (and patreon) whenever I see something interesting. For (almost) everything else I use yeggi.com which is a multi-site search engine for 3D models, free and commercial.

Wolfgang Nast

most on Patreon, MMF and Cults3D. Some Gumroad, Thingiverse and CGTrader.

David Ammann

Anywhere the artist whose work I’m interested in offers them. I’ve downloaded from CGTrader, DTRPG, Gumroad, Thingiverse, and MiniHoarder, I’m probably forgetting a few. I never care nearly as much about the store as the sculpt. The key for STL sales is probably more about SEO than the perfect distributor. If I have a choice, I’ll pick a route that the artist gets more of the sale price, where that is transparent.

Nitroskub

I use cults for 40k related stuff; seems to be the go-to place for that sorta model

Palette Beard

Pretty much just MMF or CGtrader

Kel

I have bought some models via kickstarter a few times as well