Iron Wind Metals makes tabletop miniatures, with a particular focus on the BattleTech line that anchors its online store. Its catalog also carries Ral Partha fantasy and historical figures alongside science-fiction games, terrain, and gaming accessories, giving the company a broader miniature heritage than a single-game manufacturer. The company has operated as Iron Wind Metals LLC since at least 2001 and sells both through its online store and at conventions such as Gen Con.
Battlefront Miniatures NZ LtdKnown for Flames of War, Battlefront Miniatures NZ Ltd develops tabletop historical wargames for players who build and command miniature armies. The New Zealand company supports that community with hobby guidance and tools for preparing forces and games.NORTH EAST, MD
BrickForgeBrickForge creates injection-molded accessories and components that let builders customize miniature figures and brick-based displays, from historical armor to science-fiction gear. The company pioneered the minifigure-customizing hobby and its RiGGED system uses micro-connection points to make compatible parts work together in new combinations. Since April 2019, BrickForge has been operated by Central Arkansas AFOL couple Ashley and Richard Glatter, who took over from founders Kyle and Rachel Peterson.YELLOW SPRINGS, OH
Sirius DiceFrom Brooklyn, Sirius Dice designs and produces dice and tabletop accessories that add character to role-playing and board-game tables. Founded by Lax Chandra and Tina Trenkler and later joined by Justin Ziran, the company returned to the industry in 2019 with a focus on using design, materials, and packaging to deepen immersion. Its officially licensed collaborations include character-driven releases such as Critical Role Adventure Dice and themed Stranger Things Treasure Packs.
Centrion 3D StudiosFrom a small workshop in Pennsylvania’s Endless Mountains, Centrion 3D Studios designs and produces 3D-printed terrain and models for tabletop gamers, builders, and storytellers. Its work ranges from hands-on PLA model kits to the nearly 100-piece Kingdom of Guardia collection, whose structures can stand alone or join into a sprawling walled city. The family-run business also offers custom sizing and scale options, bringing a personal workshop approach to miniature world-building.LIVONIA, NY