Start a custom 3D figurine or doll project with character artwork, reference views or a 3D file. Define the intended audience and use, then discuss scale, pose, surface finish and packaging.
Plan your custom figurines & dolls
| Specification | What to discuss |
|---|---|
| Design reference | Front, side and rear views; 3D file if available; details that must be preserved. |
| Scale and pose | Overall height, proportions, base and fixed or moving features. |
| Material and finish | Preferred material, color references, paint details and surface texture. |
| Intended use | Display, collectible or toy use; intended age group and destination market. |
| Packaging | Protective packaging, presentation box, inserts and labeling. |
Design and sample review
Review proportions and small details in the design stage, then agree how the sample will be checked for color, finish and assembly. If the item is intended as a toy, identify the required safety testing and labeling before development.
Before approving production, agree the artwork, dimensions, material, finish and packaging in a written specification. Discuss sample requirements and any application-specific checks with your quotation.
Frequently asked questions
Can I develop a figurine from 2D artwork?
Provide as many views as possible and identify the dimensions and details you want retained. Additional design development may be needed to translate the artwork into a manufacturable form.
What are the minimum order quantity and lead time?
Minimum quantities and schedules depend on the specification, tooling and order size. Send your estimated quantity and target date for a project-specific quotation.
What should I send for a quote?
Share artwork or a reference image, dimensions with units, estimated quantity, customization details and delivery destination. Tell us which specifications are still undecided.
Discuss your custom figurines & dolls
Send your design references and requirements to begin a manufacturing discussion.