Custom Figure Studio / Print. Paint. Display.

Make room for your next favorite figure.

3D printed figures from your character model, garage kit painting, and repaints. Choose your scale and paint finish, then request a private quote.

Wonder Woman and Supergirl figures displayed together on a studio desk
Purple-haired Motoko figure on a rock base beside a glass display cabinet
Basketball likeness figure in a black uniform displayed on a shelf
Guts statue with a raised sword and detailed creature base under studio lighting

Our work

The paint makes
the character.

Battle-worn armor. Crisp costume details. Skin tones that hold up close. Choose the look you want your figure to carry, from graphic cel shading to a more natural finish.

Compare figure painting styles
The studio behind the work

Talk paint, parts, and possibilities.

Custom Figure Studio is a small figure studio, not a marketplace or comparison site. The person who reviews your plan also plans the build and the paint finish.

Some commissions include mature (18+) characters or themes. Tell us in the plan if your project does, and it is handled privately.

3D model printing, kit painting, and figure repaints

A standard scale (1/8, 1/7, or 1/6), a clean base, and one agreed paint finish. Every project gets a private quote based on the model, scale, and paint finish.

Motoko Kusanagi hand-painted figure, side view with pistol raised

Supplied digital sculpt

Figures from your 3D model

Have a character STL or a model link? We check the size, part layout, and creator information, then agree the print and paint scope.

Check your model →
Painted Lynn Minmay kit figure from Macross

Existing figures and kits

Repaints and kit painting

Change a palette, add cel shading or weathering, or paint an unbuilt kit. Preparation depends on the material and condition of the piece.

Plan a repaint →

Original sculpting, larger scales, detailed bases, or effects? Describe them in your inquiry and they get a separate scope review.

Selected work

Completed studio pieces. They show paint directions and finished bases, not fixed packages.

From plan to finished piece

Three checkpoints keep the plan, the build, and the delivery clear.

  1. 01

    Share your reference

    Send images, turnarounds, or 3D files, plus the scale, display space, and any deadline.

  2. 02

    Approve scope and quote

    We confirm the pose, base, finish, and a private quote before any build work starts.

  3. 03

    Build, finish, deliver

    The model is printed or prepared, then hand-painted. Packing and shipping are confirmed for your destination.

Painted LeBron James figure on a workbench beside an unpainted 3D-printed resin part on supports
3D-printed resin part beside finished figure
Bojji figure on a studio workbench surrounded by fine detail brushes and gold leaf
Workbench hand-painting and fine detail
Guts statue displayed inside a glass collector cabinet with LED lighting
Finished statue in a collector cabinet
Teresa figure from the front, showing layered white wing feathers and armour
Layered wing feathers
Close-up of the LeBron James figure's painted face and beard
Skin and beard paint
Crystal Maiden figure, three-quarter view showing embossed robe patterns and frosted cape
Embossed robe and frost

Studio workbench stages, cabinet displays, and close-ups of finished pieces.

Collector tools and guides

Plan before you inquire: create a project plan, check the display fit, or open the full collector toolkit.

Pin-up Figures

Pin-up and bishoujo figure commissions

Plan a pin-up figure of an adult character: pose, outfit, skin and fabric finish, and private delivery.

Plan a Pin-up Figure
Supplied Models

3D model to figure checklist

Prepare the model source, dimensions, part views, and paint references for a print and paint assessment.

Check Model Readiness
Scale Comparison

Figure Scale Guide

Calculate nominal figure height in cm and inches, then measure the space needed for the complete figure and base.

Read Scale Guide
Process Walkthrough

Standard-scale project plan

Prepare a clear project plan and understand which scope, approval, and delivery details to agree before work starts.

Read Commission Guide
Finishing & Painting

Repaint photo and finish plan

Decide what a repaint can change, which photographs to send, and what limitations to discuss.

Read Repaint Guide

All guides: Figure scale chart: 1/3 to 1/12 sizes · Chibi vs scale figures · Figure repaint plan · Cel-shaded vs realistic paint · Painting skin and fabric on figures · Garage kit painting plan · 3D model to figure checklist · Standard-scale figure plan · Pin-up and bishoujo figure commissions · Cast-off figures explained · Discreet figure packaging

Frequently asked questions

Project-specific details belong in your written quote.

Send your character sheet, reference images, or 3D model checklist details. We assess the pose, print suitability, and work required. Include the creator credit and any relevant permission to use a supplied design or model.

Timing depends on the agreed scope, revisions, material preparation, and studio schedule. Share any deadline before commissioning; we confirm a project estimate in the quote. Production time and shipping time are separate.

Tell us the finished height and available display space, or a preferred ratio such as 1/6. Scale alone does not determine the total size: the character, pose, base, and accessories all matter. Our figure scale guide and display-fit planner explain how to compare dimensions.

Packaging and any detachable parts depend on the figure's construction. We confirm shipping availability, packing, tracking, coverage terms, and assembly instructions for the destination. Ask how customs charges and damage reports will be handled before approving delivery. For plain outer packaging and neutral labels, see discreet figure packaging.

The portfolio includes painted resin prints, painted garage kits, and repainted collectibles. The material, surface preparation, paint system, and protective finish depend on the project. An existing figure must be assessed before a repaint is agreed.

Use a standard scale such as 1/8, 1/7, or 1/6, or a portrait bust. Bring a supplied model or a focused reference set, choose a clean display base, and agree one paint finish in a standard-scale project plan. Extra characters, large diorama bases, lighting, and major sculpt revisions move the plan into a separate, larger scope review.

Request a quote

Share your name, email, and a short idea. We review the scope and reply by email with a private quote and next steps.

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