Product Description
We provide bespoke life-sized PVC anime figurine custom designer art toy service, specializing in collectible urban pvc figures and large scale anime character statues for OEM ODM production. From original character design, 3D sculpting, prototyping and mold making to large scale casting, surface finishing, hand painting and assembly, we support premium display pieces for brands, designers and entertainment projects.
The sample figure shows an anime-style urban character with a tall black pompadour, angry facial expression, yellow “80” tank top, black shorts, chunky sneakers, a “HIPHOP” belt and a silver spray paint can. The bold street graffiti attitude, stylized proportion, glossy PVC finish and detailed clothing make it suitable for retail display, exhibition pieces and designer toy collections.
We support custom life-sized anime statues, designer art toys, urban pvc figures, brand collaboration display pieces and limited edition collectible OEM ODM manufacturing. Suitable for large scale display, entertainment IP merchandise, retail environment display and designer toy series.
Note:
The toy figure images shown on our website are intended solely as references for customization and are not available for purchase. As a professional ODM/OEM toy manufacturer, we focus on customizing and producing toy figures of comparable style. If you have an original figure design you’d like to produce, please reach out to us for a quotation.
| Section / role | Material & process | Why it earns its place | Watch out for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Head & face (detail-bearing, most photographed) | Injection PVC, dedicated precision mold ★ | Sharpest achievable edge definition for eyes, hair strands, expression lines - the part every camera zooms into | Split from body mold; face seam must be routed behind the hairline or ear axis |
| Torso & limbs (volume + color field) | Injection PVC, sectioned molds | Consistent wall, clean color fields for costume blocks; matte or glossy zones locked in tooling | Each section = one mold decision; tolerance stack across sections (see process table) |
| Internal skeleton & joints | ABS connectors + steel core in load legs | ABS couplers hold alignment without creep; steel only where the weight actually travels (ankles, base) | Hidden hardware must be captive - nothing drops out in transit or in a crowd |
| Base & floor interface | Steel base plate + PVC skirt shell | Plate carries tip resistance; skirt hides fixings from every camera angle | Venue floor type decides fixing: bolted, ballasted, or free-standing with hidden ballast |
| Props (spray can, belt buckle, accessories) | ABS, separate small molds | Hard edges and print surfaces survive handling and re-assembly better than soft PVC | Props are the parts crowds touch - spec them as sacrificial and reorderable |
| Why not rotocast for the whole figure? | Rotocast vinyl suits closed rounded volumes | Glorious for bulbous shapes; a standing anime figure with flat costume fields and a spray can needs edges injection gives | We do use rotocast for rounded companion pieces in the same series - material follows the shape, not the trend |
| Step | Desktop figure (20-40 cm) | Life-sized bespoke build (150-190 cm) |
|---|---|---|
| Sculpt | Digital sculpt, standard detail budget | Same digital sculpt, plus section map sign-off: seams, hardware positions, datum points agreed before tooling |
| prototype | 3D print + painted color proto, 7 working days | Same 7 days for the master sculpt, plus a joint-fit prototype: sections physically assembled on the actual couplers, 4-7 extra days - the only cheap moment to discover a stack-up error |
| Tooling | 1-2 molds | 4-7 molds (per section + props). Aluminum for short runs; steel when the campaign spans venues or restocks |
| Molding | Standard injection cycle | Injection per section with first-shot inspection: dimensional check against datum before full runs - at this size, mold shrink is measured in visible millimeters |
| Finish | Pad print + hand paint accents | Hand paint graded for standing-distance reading: bolder shading, sealed matte zones on touchable parts, gloss reserved for hair and props |
| Assembly | Done at factory, ships complete | Factory trial-assembly, then ships sectioned; final assembly happens at your venue against a photo guide - every bolted joint re-assembles, nothing is glued blind |
| Packing | Color box, carton | Engineered section crates: foam-cut cavities per section, hardware kit bagged and labeled, crate map inside lid |
| Calendar | 54-75 days total | 64-95 days for the first build (extra mold set + joint-fit prototype); repeat builds from kept tooling: 35-50 days |
| Tier | Unit range | Tooling |
|---|---|---|
| Pedestal scale 60-100 cm | $38-95 | $1,800-4,200 |
| Half scale | $95-160 | $3,500-7,500 |
| Full scale static ★ | $380-950 | $9,000-24,000 |
| Full scale hero + props | $950-2,600 | $18,000-45,000 |
| Stage | Desktop | Life-sized first build |
|---|---|---|
| Pre-design & sampling | 5-11 days | 7-16 days (incl. joint-fit proto) |
| Mold & production prep | 35-42 days | 42-58 days (4-7 mold set) |
| Post-processing & delivery | 14-22 days | 15-21 days (incl. trial assembly) |
| Total first build | 54-75 days | 64-95 days |
| Repeat from kept tooling | 30-45 days | 35-50 days |