Figures & Display Pieces
Collectible figures, busts, and display models — the pieces that live on a shelf, not in a drawer.
- Character figures and busts
- Clean, primer-ready finishes
- Sizes from desk pieces to statement models
Riverdale Park, Maryland
Printed to order.
Finished by hand.
Custom 3D prints that don't stop at the printer. Every piece is printed clean, checked for fit, and finished by hand to a fabricator's standard. The Measure of Perfection.
- Made to order
- Nothing sits on a shelf — your piece is printed for you
- Hand-finished
- Sanded, filled, and smoothed before it ships
- Fab-shop standards
- Built by a professional fabricator, checked like one
What we make
Three kinds of work come off the bench. If it can be modeled and printed, it can probably be made here — and finished properly.
Cosplay & Seasonal
Wearable props and seasonal pieces — helmets, masks, and Halloween models built for the season.
- Helmets, masks, and prop replicas
- Halloween models and decorations
- Sized and finished to wear or display
Functional Parts & Prototypes
Parts that have to fit and work, not just look right. Brackets, gears, jigs, and one-off prototypes.
- Replacement and hard-to-find parts
- Prototypes checked against real measurements
- Tough materials for parts that get used
The difference
Anyone can press print. The difference is precision — and the finishing work that happens after the machine stops.
Fabrication-grade precision
The shop is run by a metal fabricator. Measurements get checked, tolerances get respected, and parts that don't fit don't ship. That standard carries over to every print.
Hand-finished, not raw
Layer lines, support marks, and seams are sanded, filled, and smoothed by hand. You get a clean, finished piece — not a print with the supports snapped off.
Checked before it ships
Every piece is inspected, test-fitted where it matters, and packed by the same hands that made it. A painted / airbrushed finish is also available on request if you want colour work added.
How it works
Orders run through the Etsy shop, and every piece goes through the same four steps.
01
Pick or request
Choose a design from the Etsy shop, or send a custom request — a figure, a prop, a part you can't buy anymore.
02
Printed to order
Your piece is printed after you order it, in the material and size the job calls for. No warehouse stock.
03
Finished by hand
Supports come off, surfaces get smoothed by hand, and fit and finish are checked before packing.
04
Packed & shipped
Finished pieces are packed to survive the trip and shipped to you with tracking through Etsy.
From the bench
The kind of work that comes out of this shop — printed clean and finished by hand. Tap any photo to see it up close.
About the shop
LM Precision 3D is a one-bench custom printing shop in Riverdale Park, Maryland. It's run by a South African-born professional fabricator, now based in Maryland, with eight years of fabrication and welding experience. That's years of work where a part is either right or it's scrap.
That background is the whole point of the shop. Prints here get measured, fitted, and finished the way fabricated parts do, and the display pieces get the same treatment: printed clean and finished by hand before they leave.
It's a small shop on purpose. Every order is printed, finished, inspected, and packed by the same hands — so if it carries the LM name, it passed one person's standard, not a production line's.
The Measure of Perfection.
Contact
Questions about a piece, a custom idea, or an order? Email is the fastest way to reach the shop — it goes straight to the bench.
Email the shop
lmprecision3d@gmail.comSend photos, measurements, or a link to the model you have in mind — custom requests are quoted before any printing starts.
Have something in mind?
A character that doesn't exist as a figure yet. A helmet for a costume. A part that broke and isn't sold anymore. The Etsy shop is live now — send a custom request and it's quoted before any printing starts, so you know the price and the timeline up front.