White Hair Swordswoman – Hand-Painted Resin Statue – 1/8 & 1/6 Scale

For a typical standing character (165–180 cm tall), 1/8 is about 21–23 cm (8–9 in) and 1/6 is about 27–30 cm (11–12 in).

Your figure can be taller or shorter than that. Big wings, a weapon or a tall base add height. A character sitting on a motorcycle or lying down ends up far lower than a standing one, so even a 1/6 figure can be around 15 cm tall.

The size shown in the listing is the full height of the finished figure, from the bottom of the base to the very top. That's the number to go by.

Our advice: 1/8 for a collection, 1/6 for the one figure you want noticed first.

Want the full size chart? Read our size guide.

A real person paints each figure. It happens in our workshop in Germany, after the figure is printed and prepared. Painting is the slow part, and it comes on top of printing. The current time is shown right under the title.

That's why every piece is made to order. It also means small differences from the photos are normal, because no two hand-painted figures come out identical.

Want other colors? Tell us before production starts and we'll talk through references and what you have in mind.

We print every figure ourselves on an Anycubic Photon Mono M7 Max resin printer. The resin is our own blend. It holds fine detail and stays slightly flexible, which makes thin parts less brittle than in standard resin prints.

Most figures are hollowed where it makes sense. That keeps the weight down and takes stress off large parts. Resin is still resin, so handle it gently and it'll last.

Some figures have clear or tinted resin parts, for example energy blades, crystals, water or magic effects. Light passes through them.

Whether that works on a given figure depends on how the model is built. Want it on one that doesn't have it? Ask before you order and we'll tell you if it's possible.

Every figure goes through four steps before it's painted. We remove the supports by hand, wash the parts in an ultrasonic cleaner, cure them fully under UV light, then sand and prepare the surface.

We also move supports to less visible spots wherever we can, so they don't hurt important details. Perfection doesn't exist, but the paint goes onto a clean, prepared surface.

Each figure is wrapped and packed with protective materials made for resin models, and fragile parts get extra protection. Large figures often travel in several parts, each packed separately. Assembly depends on the model.

Tracking is included whenever the shipping service provides it. If something arrives damaged, write to us right away with photos of the damage and the packaging, and we'll work out a fair solution with you. Damaged later? Repairs are possible in many cases. Send photos and we'll take a look.

Want to follow along? Ask, and we'll send photos while your figure is printed and painted. We can do this for many projects, depending on the figure and our schedule.

Prefer to wait for the box? That's fine too. It arrives when it's done.