Material	Behavior on a quiet figure	Hand feel	The honest trade
⭐ Injection PVC (matte finish)	Crisp edges on the few shapes that exist; matte surface carries the whole visual load without glare	Solid, gentle give at thin sections	Weld lines and gate scars have nowhere to hide — gate routed under the dress hem, weld line placed in a color boundary
Soft PVC (higher plasticizer)	Give the rabbit a squeeze-grade softness; matte still reads	Squishy, slow rebound	Fine lash lines lose sharpness; closed-eye faces survive, printed jewelry may not
ABS (bow, necklace plate)	Keeps the gold bow crisp and saturated — metallic pigments sit truer on hard substrate	Hard, rigid	Gold matched as a pair: the bow gold on ABS and on PVC must be approved side by side
Rotocast vinyl	Hollow lightness for larger quiet characters; big smooth curves take matte beautifully	Light, hollow	For this desktop scale, injection wins on edge crispness and unit cost
Resin	Jewelry-grade detail for artist proofs and tiny runs	Heavy, dense	Prices out of the gift and retail lanes this format serves

The sculpt gives up	Where the charm relocates	Manufacturing consequence
Open eyes	A single lash curve carries the whole expression	The lash line is pad-printed at jewelry tolerance; its plate is the most-checked tool in the program. Bonus: no iris registration, no eye domes, no small-parts risk on the face
Clothing folds and sculpted fabric	Clean color fields on the dress do the storytelling	Field boundaries follow sculpt contour lines; each boundary is a paint or in-mold decision signed before tooling
Busy texture and wrinkle detail	The matte finish itself becomes the texture	Surface standard raised: flow marks and ripples are judged on a field that hides nothing
A five-color palette	Three fields, each doing more work	Per-field spec: Pantone, finish, route. Fewer fields, less tolerance each — one muddy boundary is 33% of the figure
Loud accessories	One jewelry moment: the gold bow necklace	Metallic detail specified at small-part tolerance; approved across PVC and ABS side by side

Element	Route	Watch point
Lash curve	Pad print, one stroke per eye	The single most-checked print in the program; cliche plate depth tuned for one clean stroke
Nose	Pad print or sculpted bump	Position tolerance tight — a nose 1 mm off center is obvious on a face with no eyes to distract
Pink inner ears	In-mold two-tone or hand paint at the boundary	Multi-tone single part: boundary follows the ear contour, not a straight cut across it
Blush or cheek tone	Hand paint, optional	Approved on physical samples in daylight and warm light; the quiet face is where tone drift shows first

Craft	Role on a quiet figure	Watch point
Injection molding	Body and dress as one part or body + dress assembly; crisp edges on the few shapes that exist	Gate under the hem; weld line placed in a color boundary where it reads as a design line
Hand painting	Face tones, inner-ear boundary, blush	Two-light comparison per batch; the calm face forgives nothing
Pad printing	Lash line, nose, bow detailing, logo	Jewelry tolerance on the lash plate; registration checked on every unit, not per batch
In-mold tinting	Blue dress field baked into the material	Color drift between batches judged on the whole field, not swatches
Assembly	ABS bow and necklace to the PVC body	Small hard parts on a soft body are both gap points and small-parts assessment subjects if toy-graded

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