In-house
3D modelling, prototyping, painting, assembly and packaging.
From 3D modelling to painted, packaged collectibles
Share the details that matter to your design, such as fine textures, paint boundaries or the fit between parts. We use those requirements to discuss the sample and production approach.
External partners
Tooling and injection moulding, coordinated when required by the project.
THE PRODUCTION ROUTE
A project from brief to handover
Agree the sample and finish early. Confirm the production route, inspection criteria and packing requirements for each project.
Review the brief
Define the intended scale, quantity, finish and project stage.
Model and prototype
In-houseDevelop or review the 3D model and make a physical sample.
Review the paint sample
In-houseConfirm the intended colour separation, texture and finish.
Agree the batch plan
Tooling or moulding via partners, if requiredConfirm the production route. Coordinate external tooling or injection moulding if required.
Assemble and pack
In-housePrepare assembled, packaged pieces for the agreed handover.
Inside the Dongguan workshop
A team of around 20 in Chang’an, Dongguan, working across 3D modelling, physical samples, fine painting, assembly and packaging.
Designer figurine finish
The prototype shows the dress and base in relief. The finished piece shows how colour separates the sculpted elements.
Before you brief us
Can I request one prototype?
Yes. Share the intended size, finish and project stage so we can assess the sample.
How are batch quantities and timelines set?
We review the design, materials, paint complexity, quantity and packaging before discussing an estimate or schedule.
What should I prepare for the paint sample?
Share colour and surface references and indicate the areas that need the most attention. We can discuss what to review before production.