Warmachine Digital just put their money where their mouth is and dropped even more STL files, including full armies and terrain, for free.
Updated April 18th, 2025, by Rob Baer with the May STL files, extra files, and links.
Let’s talk about something wild—Warmachine just kicked the gate wide open on how miniatures wargaming works, and it’s honestly kind of a big deal. Privateer Press has launched Warmachine Digital on MyMiniFactory, and it’s not just a few token sculpts—they’re going full send on STL files, terrain, conversion bits, the whole thing.
If you’ve been watching the tabletop hobby scene evolve, this move feels like a turning point. For years, hobbyists have been chasing STL files like treasure maps—scraping together terrain, proxies, and one-off prints. Now? A major wargame is doing it as the plan. Every month. With structure. With lore. With full, playable armies. It’s not just cool—it’s progress.
STLs With Purpose
What makes this special isn’t just the volume (though yeah, over 130 free minis this month is wild). It’s that the content is built for gameplay and immersion. The minis are beautiful, supported and unsupported, and slot directly into your actual games of Warmachine. And we’re not talking static statues—there’s a full 30pt Hive Mind cadre ready to go, out of the gate, supported by a digital app that delivers all the rules and stats.
Add in variant warcasters, themed terrain sets, warjack conversion kits, and base toppers, and it’s clear: this isn’t a gimmick. This is a full ecosystem.
May Gets Even More Files!
If you’ve been messing around in the Warmachine Digital subscription lately, chances are you’ve already seen the new update making the rounds like wildfire at game night. The folks behind the curtain clearly didn’t hit snooze after launch — they’re already feeding the beast with more STL files, more models, and yep, more ways to shake up your tabletop.
This time, it’s all about the Cephalyx — those creepy underground brain surgeons with a talent for making monstrosities that punch through tanks like they’re made of cardboard. With the Hive Mind cadre now getting some backup in the form of the Subduer, Warden, and Wrecker, there’s a full-on Dark Operations force ready to wreck face. The kicker? You can build out full games at 50 points using just this set of weirdos and their stitched-up bodyguards.
For 3D printing hobbyists, this is one of those moments that feels like cheating — queue up the files, prep the resin, and before the weekend hits, you’ve got an army that’s legal in Prime and ready to put boots (or tentacles?) on the table. And for folks still living that “no printer” life, don’t sweat it — the physical models are dropping later, too.
Tactically speaking, these monstrosities open up some spicy list-building choices. With a field cap of four per type, your deployment zone could look like a Cephalyx petting zoo — assuming you’re the kind of person who likes your pets hulking and rage-fueled. The app’s already doing some of the heavy lifting here with free rules and updates as the models roll out, so you’re never left guessing.
In short, the Warmachine Digital crew is moving fast, and if you’re into bending minds and breaking armor, May’s drop is well worth printing, painting, and playing. Just make sure your opponents are cool with a little psychic surgery before things kick off.
More Than Files—It’s a Whole New Format
Let’s get into it: this isn’t a random pack of bits. The Army Tier gives you fully playable forces, like April’s 30pt Hive Mind cadre (hello, creepy mind-controlling Cephalyx). You’ll get terrain like the Gravediggers’ modular Trenchers Outpost, a variant Buck Hasker warcaster themed to the Ghost Dogs, and even accessories like base toppers and SR2025 objectives. That’s over 130 STL files, just for April. And if you sign up this month? All of it’s free. Zero dollars. Nada. Print it, paint it, play it—done.
There’s also a Welcome Pack that drops an entire Nightmare Empire starter force in your lap. That includes terrain, objectives, Cryx bits, and more—basically a jumpstart into a full faction. Not bad for something that costs less than a coffee subscription.
The Hobby Just Leveled Up
Warmachine Digital flips the script. Forget waiting for restocks or paying premium shipping on metal blisters. Now, you get a regular drop of new content—terrain, models, objectives, and conversions—ready for your printer. Big brands have flirted with this idea. Privateer Press just married it.
This is how modern miniature wargaming should look. Fast, flexible, creative, and always bringing something new to the table (literally). Want to print an entire themed army over a weekend? Done. Want modular trenches, creepy mind-control monsters, and a warcaster with a custom sculpt? Already waiting for you.
Welcome to the Next Era
Warmachine isn’t just riding the 3D print wave—they’re shaping it. This move gives players unprecedented access, lowers the barrier to entry, and sparks creativity in a way that old-school production just can’t match. And it sets a bar that other publishers are going to have to think long and hard about meeting.
So yeah, the deal is great. Free stuff, tons of minis, awesome terrain. But the real story is what it means. This isn’t just Warmachine going digital—it’s wargaming itself hitting a new phase.
Final Thoughts
Warmachine Digital just raised the bar for what a wargame subscription can look like. The Army Tier nets you full armies, terrain, conversion parts, and exclusive warcasters for just $10 a month—or free if you sign up in April. The Welcome Pack alone includes over 80 minis. And the Warcaster Tier? That’s $5 a month for a variant warcaster every cycle. No shipping. No waiting. Just pure hobby joy.
If you’ve got a printer and a passion for tabletop mayhem, this isn’t just a good deal—it’s a whole new way to play. And honestly? It’s about time.
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