Bring an authorized character or product concept to production with one manufacturing team for 3D engineering, prototypes, tooling, molding, painting, assembly, inspection and final pack-out.
Custom Products We Manufacture
Choose the finished product first. The product type determines the engineering, tooling, materials, decoration, assembly and packaging plan.
Multi-part kits engineered for runner organization, molded-color planning, fit, assembly instructions and complete retail pack-out.
Articulated figures developed around joint design, pose range, accessories, mixed materials, decoration and assembly.
Static and multi-part display figures planned for sculpt detail, stability, color separation, painting and protective packaging.
Hollow vinyl character products developed for silhouette, part split, surface finish, colorways and collector-facing presentation.
Plastic Model Kits, Engineered as Complete Build Systems
A successful kit is more than a collection of molded parts. The runner layout, part numbering, fit, assembly sequence, instructions and final box must work together.
Choose the Right Route for Your Quantity and Project Stage
A prototype and a production order solve different problems. We recommend the route after reviewing what you need to validate, your expected quantity and the required finished result.
Use 3D printing, PU casting or another suitable development method to review form, fit, assembly or appearance before production tooling.
Typical injection-molded projects start around 500–1,000 units. The confirmed MOQ depends on part count, tooling, materials, finishes, SKUs and packaging.
Vinyl rotocasting, resin casting or another route may be considered when the product construction and quantity support it.
Manufacturing Capabilities
Core product development and production are managed through one project team, so approved decisions stay connected from the digital model to finished pack-out.
One accountable route from files to approved repeat production
Project inputs, prototypes, molds, production samples, inspection requirements and packaging approvals are coordinated around the agreed product route.
Learn about our factory →Prepare the form, parts, interfaces and assembly logic for physical validation and manufacturing.
02Build the right sample to review form, fit, function, appearance or packaging.
03Convert approved product geometry into production tooling and trial parts
04Produce controlled plastic components on 45 servo machines from 80T to 850T.
05Apply approved molded colors, spray finishes, graphics and hand details.
06Assemble products, organize accessories and complete final packing on-site.
From Project Inputs to Production Release
The route is confirmed before production, with approval points for feasibility, samples, tooling, appearance, fit and final pack-out.
Review artwork, CAD, 3D data, scale, quantity and market requirements.
Validate appearance, scale, structure and assembly where required.
Build production tooling and review first-shot parts, gates and runners.
Confirm appearance, fit, color, process and packaging direction.
Run molding, decoration, assembly and agreed in-process inspections.
Verify part sets, retail packing, cartons and final quality records.
Materials & finishing
Materials and Finishes Selected for the Product Route
Materials and finishes are selected according to product structure, detail, flexibility, quantity, target cost, market requirements and testing scope.
Finishing
Built for Commercial Product Programs
FigCrafts works with brands, IP owners, studios, licensees, retailers and product teams developing authorized products for a defined market and production plan.
Build production tooling and review first-shot parts, gates and runners.
Tooling, injection molding, vinyl rotocasting, painting, printing, assembly, inspection and final pack-out are supported within the FigCrafts manufacturing workflow.
Approved boxes, instructions, labels, trays and blisters are made by established partners; FigCrafts coordinates them and completes final pack-out on-site.
Buyers can review facility information, ISO 9001 quality management, BSCI audit status and buyer or third-party inspection options.
Custom Manufacturing FAQ
Ready for an initial manufacturing review?
Request a Project Review
Share the files and product details you have now. Our team will review manufacturability, identify missing information and recommend the next step. Initial feedback is typically provided within 1–3 business days once sufficient information is available.