Custom Figure & Model Kit Manufacturing
Compare the four product types FigCrafts manufactures for brands, IP owners, studios, licensees and product teams. Choose the closest match, then send your current files for a project-specific review.
Artwork, 3D data and samples reviewed for production
Part structure, molding and decoration coordinated to specification
Inspection and packing completed to the approved configuration
Choose the Product You Want to Manufacture
From runner-based model kits to fully assembled display pieces, FigCrafts supports products with different structures, finishes, accessories and packaging requirements.
01 · Parts for customer assembly
Plastic Model Kits
Customer-assembled products supplied as organized molded parts, runners or sprues.Key decisions: Part breakdown, fit, runner and color grouping, instructions and kit completeness.Link: Explore Plastic Model Kits
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02 · Poseable figures and accessories
Custom Action Figures
Articulated character products with defined poses, joints, accessories or interchangeable parts.Key decisions: Movement, clearance, retention, material behavior, decoration and assembly.Link: Explore Action Figures
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03 · Stylized vinyl collectibles
Vinyl & Designer Toys
Hollow vinyl character forms and art toys led by silhouette, surface and colorway presentation.Key decisions: Hollow construction, openings, seams, balance, decoration and collector packaging.Link: Explore Vinyl & Designer Toys
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04 · Static figures, figurines and statues
PVC & Collectible Figures
Static or multi-part display figures where sculpt, stability, surface and paint define the product.Key decisions: Part split, visible joins, color separation, base, finish and protective pack-out.Link: Explore PVC & Collectible Figures
View PVC toy manufacturingDevelopment and final presentation
Prototyping and Packaging
Prototype samples help teams review appearance, scale, structure, fit and finish before production. Packaging support covers component organization, trays, inserts, final assembly, inspection and pack-out.
Prototype development
Prototype & Sample Development
Physical samples can be used to review appearance, scale, part structure, fit, assembly and finish before production tooling.
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Assembly and pack-out
Packaging Systems & Pack-Out
FigCrafts coordinates trays, inserts and printed packaging components, then completes final assembly, inspection and pack-out against the approved specification.
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Compare Custom Product Types
Compare the finished product, production priorities and project details required for an initial manufacturing review.
| Product type | Finished product | Production priorities | Key project question |
|---|---|---|---|
| Plastic Model Kits | Runner-mounted parts, instructions and packed kit components for customer assembly. | Part separation, sprue layout, fit, build order, markings and complete set packing. | What should the customer assemble, and what fit or build experience is expected? |
| Articulated Action Figures | A poseable assembled figure with specified accessories and interchangeable parts. | Joint design, movement range, part retention, paint, assembly and accessory control. | Which joints, movements and interchangeable parts must the final product retain? |
| Vinyl & Designer Toys | A hollow stylized collectible, single release or coordinated colorway series. | Part construction, molding method, paint masks, editions and presentation. | Is hollow vinyl construction required, and how many colorways or editions are planned? |
| Static Figures & Display Figurines | A static painted character product, display figurine or statue with its specified base and pack. | Sculpt detail, material selection, color separation, finish, base and protective presentation. | What finished size, display intent, base and surface finish define the product? |
Who we work with
Commercial Projects We Support
Best suited to brands, IP owners and licensees, studios, retailers, distributors and authorized product teams preparing a repeatable commercial product.
Quantity requirements vary by product and manufacturing process.
Prototype samples may be possible from one unit using suitable development methods. Injection-molded projects typically start around 500–1,000 units, depending on structure, tooling, material, decoration, packaging and SKU count.
Authorized product rights
Buyer-owned, licensed or otherwise authorized artwork, characters and product references.
Planned order quantity
An estimated total volume plus the number of SKUs, colorways or editions in the program.
Artwork and product files
Artwork, renders, 3D data, drawings or a physical reference showing the intended product.
Product and packaging requirements
Target size, product features, accessories, retail presentation and required pack-out configuration.
Production capabilities
Manufacturing and Pack-Out
Depending on the approved design, material and order quantity, FigCrafts can coordinate molding, decoration, assembly, inspection and final pack-out. Production follows approved samples, artwork and packaging specifications.
Packaging boundary: printed boxes, instructions, labels and formed packaging components are produced through established partners. FigCrafts coordinates specifications, incoming checks and final on-site pack-out.
Injection Molding
Inspection and Pack-out
Project information
What to Send for a Project Review
Share the information available for your project. Artwork or reference images, target size, quantity, product features and packaging requirements are enough for an initial review.
View the project file guide →Authorized artwork, render, 3D file or physical reference
Target size, parts, movement and intended use
Estimated quantity and SKU or colorway split
Material and finish direction, if already known
Packaging components and retail presentation
Target market, inspection needs and schedule
Request a project review
Discuss Your Project
Send your artwork, target size, expected quantity, product features and packaging requirements. Our team can review manufacturability and prepare the information needed for quotation.