Fiberglass, or glass fiber reinforced plastic (GFRP), is a material composed of a glass fiber and resin matrix, combining the hardness of glass with the toughness of plastic, and is thus widely used in sculpture creation.

Fiberglass sculptures are life-sized art statues made with synthetic resin as the matrix material and glass fiber and its products as the reinforcing material.

Fiberglass is a reinforced composite material, essentially a type of reinforced plastic.

The process of fiberglass sculpture mainly includes building a 3D model, carving a foam model, making molds, sculpture production, demolding, shaping, sanding, spraying paint, coloring, and applying varnish.

The advantages of fiberglass statues are: lightweight and high strength, good corrosion resistance, good electrical performance, good thermal performance, good designability, and good craft.

The disadvantages of fiberglass statues are: low elastic modulus, poor long-term temperature resistance, aging phenomena, and low interlayer shear strength.

The cost of making a fiberglass statue is determined by the size of the statue, the amount of coloring, and the transportation costs. The production cost of a fiberglass statue about 1.2 meters tall is approximately between 3500 to 5000 US dollars, and the transportation cost needs to be calculated based on the method of transportation and the destination. The specific cost needs to be calculated based on detailed design and transportation information.