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Here are a selection of anime & Vocaloid figurines I have made recently and over the last few years.
They are made of air dry clay.

Some of the earlier ones are a bit rough round the edges (Shiro - NGNL & Ram + Rem - Re:Zero).
Getting better the more I make and have many more in the pipeline, also experimenting with some new types of air dry clay (with mixed results)
Most figurines photos were taken in a handmade display booth of a couple photos I took of a Japanese garden in a botanical gardens in Cornwall.

Am open to suggestions for future figurines to make.
Would also love to see if anyone else has made handmade figurines out there, so feel free to post pics on here!

All figurine are made for fun and to share my passion for anime & Vocaloid and not for business/sales purposes!

Thank you for viewing and appreciate any feedback :^_^:

1st figurine made: Shiro - No Game No Life - Sitting on chess board pedestal

Ram & Rem - Re:Zero - Starting Life in Another World
Are still a couple of my favourites, as look so cute in their maid outfits.

Kirito & Asuna - Sword Art Online - Chibi versions!

Vocaloid - Hatsune Miku - 10th anniversary Nendoroid inspired - cute angry chibi version!
My rendition of the awesome 10th anniversary Nendoroid figurine. Makes me smile every time I look at this one

Vocaloid - Hatsune Miku - 23cm kimono version!
This figurine is inspired by the epic 'Hatsune Miku Rage Project Sekai 2020 Version' and beautiful 'HATSUNE MIKU SUMMER FIREWORKS VER.'
The base is made with my 3d pen with glow in the dark PLA filament and gemstone encrusted. Is also the biggest I have made to date.






 

Kurumi - Date A Live - Zaphkiel version! Kurumi mounted onto a wooden gear, with a move gear working clock back drop!
Looks awesome with the gears moving!

Pain/Yahiko - Naruto
My latest figurine made!

Currently working on a figurine of Gabriel from Rage of Bahamut: Virgin Soul.
Will upload some pics when done

Oh woww!! These are awesome how long does it take for you to usually make one?

these are great! they show some good craftsmanship

my favorite's the angry miku, always good to pair her with a leek

I like these

LikkleMel wrote: ↑

25 Apr 2023, 19:47

Oh woww!! These are awesome how long does it take for you to usually make one?

Thank you!! The small ones a couple of days (to dry and paint), whilst the larger/more detailed ones about a week.

lolin wrote: ↑

25 Apr 2023, 20:36

these are great! they show some good craftsmanship

my favorite's the angry miku, always good to pair her with a leek

Thank you! Try my best with them.

That's cool, angry miku is one of my favourites too and yes the leek is always a good addition. Love them all in there own way though.

Snowballs wrote: ↑

25 Apr 2023, 23:43

I like these

Thank you, glad to hear you like them