Custom Art Toy 3d Prototyping
Creating prototypes for art toys involves diverse methods, influenced by designer preferences, material accessibility, and project intricacies. Here are two common methods:
Handcrafted Approach: Traditionally, toy models were meticulously handcrafted using clay, wax, or other pliable materials. This method allowed creators to intimately engage with and refine the model's minutiae.
3D Printing Advancement: In today's landscape, art toy prototypes come to life through Computer-Aided Design (CAD) software. These designs seamlessly translate into physical models via 3D printing, applicable across diverse art toy concepts.
To initiate a 3D printed prototype:
Share your art toy design sketches, ideally images or detailed views, enabling precise translation into a 3D model.
Our adept 3D modelers sculpt using software like Zbrush or 3D Max. Color scheming visualizes the final model's effect.
The model file is sent to our factory's 3D printing unit, typically in formats like .stl/.obj/.stp. Specially configured 3D printers craft initial prototype parts.
Polishing follows for printed parts, with intricate hand painting based on your selected color palette.
Final assembly of all painted parts culminates in the ultimate prototype sample.
Crafting a refined art toy prototype spans approximately 10-15 working days, encompassing meticulous attention to detail and precision.
