New Releases Collection — 3D Printed Figurines
Explore the products currently featured in New Releases and compare them with the themes already in your collection.
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Browse 100 Unique New Releases Designs
New Releases is a collection built by a rule rather than picked by hand: it holds the one hundred products most recently added to the English shop, ranked by the date each listing was published, as of the last time the list was refreshed. It does not update itself live, so a product added since the last refresh can appear in its own category before it shows up here. Each listing is a finished physical piece made to order at our print farm in Laval, Quebec; none is a digital file.
What new means here
New means newly added to this website. Designs often reach the shop in batches, so the hundred listings can share a publication date and lean toward whatever themes the latest batch covered. The label does not promise a limited edition, a launch price or a design nobody has seen before, and a piece keeps its price, options and specifications whether or not it is in this collection. Nor is it a curated pick: pieces enter because of their date, not because anyone judged them better than the rest of the catalogue.
English and French lists
The English list is built from English listings, and the French Nouveautés list from French ones. On 22 September 2026, none of the hundred listings here had a French version yet, so the two collections shared no pieces.
How the page is ordered
Being in the list and being near the top of it are separate things. The default “Most Popular” sort uses the same ranking as the rest of the shop, which weighs recorded sales, and newly added pieces rarely have any yet, so on this page the default order says little about popularity. To see the list by date instead, choose “Newest” in the sort menu; the price sorts work as they do elsewhere.
Designer credits
Designer credits for new additions can lag behind the listing itself: on 22 September 2026, none of the hundred listings in this collection had a designer on file yet. A product page shows the designer’s name when it is known and says “Designer not on file” when it is not, so read that line before you assume a piece is an original 3DCentral design or a community artist’s model; the catalogue mixes both.
Where to look next
Because New Releases tracks when a listing was added, not what it shows, the categories are the better way to browse by subject: ducks, gnomes, figurines and the rest. For pieces tied to a date on the calendar, see Seasonal Drops, and for the whole catalogue with its filters, the shop. Whatever their date, these are display collectibles for teens and adults, printed to order in PLA.