[ WO3 ]powders were ball-milled with an alumina ball for 0-72 hours. In2O3 doped WO3 was prepared by soaking ball-milled WO3 in an InCl3 solution. The mixed powder was annealed at 700˚C for 30 min in an air atmosphere. A paste for screen-printing the thick film was prepared by mixing the WO3:In2O3 powders with α-terpinol and glycerol. In2O3 doped WO3 thick films were fabricated into a gas sensor by a screen-printing method on alumina substrates. The structural properties of the WO3:InO3 thick films were a monoclinic phase with a (002) dominant orientation. The particle size of the WO3:InO3 decreased with the ball-milling time. The sensing characteristics of the In2O3 doped WO3 were investigated by measuring the electrical resistance of each sensor in the test-box. The highest sensitivity to 5 ppm CH4 gas and 5 ppm CH3CH2CH3 gas was observed in the ball-milled WO3:InO3 gas sensors at 48 hours. The response time of WO3:In2O3 gas sensors was 7 seconds and recovery time was 9 seconds for the methane gas.