Standard Resin · Grey (PARP10)

Best for

Tabletop miniatures, figurines, models, fit checks and assembly prototypes. Ready to prime and paint.

What people make with it

• Tabletop miniatures and figurines
• Scale models and dioramas
• Fit-check and assembly prototypes
• Anything you'll prime and paint

Specs

Heat deflection

51 °C / 124 °F

Tensile strength

45 MPa

Flexural modulus

1,630 MPa

Elongation at break

16%

Hardness

Shore 81D

Color

Light grey with a faint purple tint

Manufacturer's published lab values (averages). Your part's shape and finishing also matter.

Good to know

• Sanding & coatings not offered (paint it yourself)
• Softens above ~51 °C (hot cars, near heat sources)
• Not for parts under real load: choose Tough

Standard Resin · Grey or something else?

• Standard Resin · Black (PAS10)Standard Black can be sanded and coated to look like molded plastic; Grey is made for painting.
• Tough (PAU20)Tough resin takes snaps, clips and handling far better.
• PLAPLA is cheaper for large, simple shapes; Grey resin captures much finer detail with no visible layers.

Design tips

• Thin swords, staffs and spears on miniatures survive well in Grey.
• Prime before painting for the best adhesion.

Not the right choice for

• Parts under real load (choose Tough)
• Hot places above about 50 °C
• Parts you want sanded or coated by us (choose Standard Black)

Color

Comes in one color (see above).

Screen colors are a guide; the real plastic can look slightly different.

Finishing

Sanding and coatings aren't offered for this resin. About finishing

Compare with

• Standard Resin · Black (PAS10)