How We Work

Our Custom Figure Manufacturing Process

Our custom figure manufacturing process takes your concept art or 3D files from first sculpt to finished, hand-painted collectible — every stage handled in-house, under NDA. Here is exactly how your figure is made, step by step.

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Made to order, under NDA. The workshop images below show our real production capability. We do not sell finished goods or hold stock; every project is produced to order, and your sculpt, files, and molds stay yours — never reused for other clients.

Sculptor hand-carving a custom figure head sculpt in the workshop
01 — Sculpting

Sculpting the Master

Every figure starts with a master sculpt. Working from your concept art, reference, or 3D files, our sculptors build the form digitally in ZBrush or by hand-carving physical masters — refining proportion, likeness, and the fine surface detail that defines a collector-grade piece.

We review feasibility before anything is committed, and share the sculpt for your approval so pose, scale, and expression are exactly right.

ZBrush Digital SculptHand-Carved Masters3D-Printed Samples
Silicone mold-making workstation for custom resin figures
Mold refining station finishing figure tooling by hand
02 — Tooling

In-House Mold Making

Approved masters move to our tooling floor. We cut steel injection molds for high-volume PVC and ABS runs, and build silicone and resin tooling for statues and low-volume production — all in-house, so quality control never leaves our roof.

Each mold is refined and test-shot by hand until the surface, seam lines, and fit meet our standard, ensuring the hundredth unit matches the first.

Steel Injection MoldsSilicone & Resin ToolingTest Shots
Plastic figure injection molding machine in production
White model inspection during the custom figure manufacturing process
03 — Casting & Molding

Molding, Casting & QC

With tooling ready, we move into production — injection molding for PVC and ABS, resin casting and rotocasting for statues and art toys, with articulation added where an action figure calls for it.

Every white model is inspected before it advances: we check for flash, air pockets, and fit, and trim and clean each part by hand so the finish stage starts from a flawless base.

Injection MoldingResin CastingWhite-Model QC
Artist hand-painting chibi custom figures with fine detail
Automated spray-painting booth for resin figures
Automated tumble-polishing and finishing line for plastic figures
04 — Finishing

Painting & Finishing

Finishing is where a figure comes to life. We combine automated spray booths and tumble-polishing lines for consistent base coats and smooth surfaces with skilled hand-painting and airbrushing for faces, gradients, and the fine details collectors judge a piece by.

Finished figures are QC'd again, then packed — custom color boxes, blister packs, or blind-box formats — ready for export to your market.

Hand-Painting & AirbrushAutomated Spray BoothPolishing & Packaging

A Custom Figure Manufacturing Process Built for Quality

Because our full custom figure manufacturing process runs under one roof — sculpting, tooling, casting, and finishing — nothing is outsourced and quality is controlled at every hand-off. That end-to-end control is what lets us hold detail and consistency across an entire production run, whether you order a short limited edition or scale to full mass production.

We work in every major material and format. Explore our custom resin statues for collector-grade display pieces, our custom PVC & ABS figures for durable volume production, and our 1/6 scale figures for high-detail articulated work — or browse the full case gallery to see the range.

Throughout the custom figure manufacturing process, your intellectual property is protected: every project is produced under NDA, and your sculpt, 3D files, and molds remain your property and are never reused for other clients. We are low-MOQ friendly, working with independent designers and crowdfunders as well as established brands, and we manufacture to international safety standards such as ASTM F963, EN71, and REACH, with third-party testing arranged for the markets you sell into.

From first sketch to finished shipment, a typical prototype takes around two weeks and mass production one to two months, depending on material, quantity, and finishing complexity. When you're ready to start, send us your concept and we'll walk you through the process, timeline, and a quote — under NDA.

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Send your concept art or 3D files for a free, NDA-protected quote — sculpting, tooling, MOQ, and pricing.

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