Makers

Every maker here has a product on the US Section 338 list. Each card names the tariff line and links to the source. Buy from their own shop.

2 makers · “tabletop-gaming”

Centurion Tactics

Community-listed

Vancouver, British Columbia · Squarespace shop

Mario prints tabletop wargaming tokens to order in Vancouver — status-effect, soul, corpse, dig-in and hunger-and-torment markers, full colour-coded army token sets for Warmachine armies from Jungle Trolls to Vampire Elves at $15 to $40 CDN, seasonal upgrade packs and $10 command card decks — each token a printed paper sticker inset into a 3D-printed disc, with STL files sold for players who print their own.

HTS 9503.00.00Dolls, toys and puzzles50% since Aug 22, 2026

This 50% tariff comes from the invocation of Section 338 of the US Tariff act. · centuriontactics.ca, Sep 9, 2026

GooseMinis

Community-listed

Calgary, Alberta · Shopify shop

GooseMinis prints tabletop gaming miniatures to order in resin and filament out of a Calgary shop — dragons, undead, orcs and goblins, sea creatures, sci-fi troopers and anthropomorphic animals from licensed sculptors like Epic Miniatures, Goetia and Rocket Pig — alongside Printable Scenery terrain and dungeon tiles, laser-cut and sculpted bases, paint and tokens.

HTS 9503.00.00Dolls, toys and puzzles50% since Aug 22, 2026

Tabletop miniatures and scale terrain are "dolls, other toys; reduced-scale ("scale") models" under HTS 9503.00.00 on the CBP Section 338 list, carrying a 50% additional duty since August 22, 2026. GooseMinis runs a US storefront priced in USD and its shipping policy already puts the border charges on the buyer — "Buyers are responsible for any customs and import taxes that may apply" — so an American gamer's $43.99 dragon now arrives with half its value again in duty. The shop has not said publicly what that has done to its US orders. · content.govdelivery.com, Aug 22, 2026