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#skillshare #paul budnitz #designer toys

Ok how do I buy stuff like this, website?

We don’t sell toys, we make toys. If you’re a designer, or an artist, or a creative agency, and you’d like to make a run of designer vinyl toys, we can set you up.To buy toys, there are real world and web-based stores all over the place. In no particular order:

https://www.munkyking.com/

https://www.3dretro.com/

http://www.magic-pony.com/

http://www.myplasticheart.com/

http://www.tenacioustoys.com/

http://www.rotofugi.com/home/

http://gunnzo.com/

http://store.spankystokes.com/

http://www.strangerfactory.com/

shinbonecreative

Hi there. I want to understand your business model. This is what I understand: You receive an order for a production batch of plastic/vinyl/resin figurines. The person buying the figurines orders a small number from you i.e. 100-1000 units. The buyer must provide you with a 3D model of the figurine or a series of character drawings, and also general measurements, materials, colors. Based on that you make and deliver figurines. Did I get this correctly ?

That’s pretty much the way it usually goes. We can jump in even earlier on a project, when it’s just an idea, and the client needs designs.We also help the client plan the project, make material choices, tweak design, dimensions and decoration to help keep the production run within a reasonable budget.We can also render beauty shots, before the toys are made, to help the client with sales pitches, Kickstarter/Indigogo style campaigns, and generating interest on the web.

For 20 - 50 - 100 units, resin is usually preferred. But rotocast vinyl can be used for a run from 300 - 3000 or more. Small figures with larger runs can be injection ABS or injection PVC (ABS is the plastic, PVC is solid vinyl).