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Resin 3D-printed miniatures are becoming increasingly popular among hobbyists and gamers due to their high level of detail and customization. However, before you can start painting these miniatures, it's important to prepare them to ensure that the paint adheres properly and looks its best. In this article, we'll discuss the steps you need to take to prepare your resin 3D-printed miniatures for painting.Tools needed: Soft Bristle brush Sharp Hobby Knife Sanding sticks or 220-grit sandpaper Superglue Green Stuff or sculptable gap filler Plastic Putty You can find a kit with everything you need in our webstore! Step 1: Clean the Miniature The first step in preparing a resin 3D-printed miniature for painting is to clean it thoroughly. Resin is a type of plastic that is prone to picking up dirt and dust, so it's important to remove any debris that may be present on the surface. Use a soft-bristled brush like a toothbrush to gently remove any dust or residue that may be stuck to the surface. Step 2: Remove Any Remaining or Residual Supports Fresh off the printer with supports still attached - the vast majority of these supports will be removed before the print is shipped to you. Miniatures printed using a resin 3D printer may have support structures that need to be removed before you can start painting. These supports are necessary during the printing process to ensure that the miniature is stable and doesn't collapse, but they can be unsightly and interfere with the painting process. To remove the supports, use a pair of flush cutters or a hobby knife to carefully snip away the supports as close to the surface of the miniature as possible. Be careful not to damage the miniature itself in the process. In some cases, tiny fine supports may be left behind. Note the 2 thin supports connecting the baby dragon’s jaw & shoulder. Step 3: Sand the Miniature After removing any residual supports, it's a good idea to sand the surface of the