Workshop Update #8 – Raphael Finished, Hokori Studio Collaboration, and a Unique Surprise

 

Workshop Update – New projects finished, heatwave, and an exciting collaboration

Another busy week in the workshop! As always, we want to share with you what we've been working on and the news to come.

Raphael is finished!

One of our most recent projects is now completely finished: Raphael, from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. It has been a very fun figure to paint, full of small details that have allowed us to greatly enjoy the process.

Crash Bandicoot and Artemis, almost ready

We are also putting the finishing touches on two other projects.

Our Crash Bandicoot figure is practically finished and Artemis is also in the final painting phase. Very soon we will be able to show you the definitive result of both.

The heatwave also reaches the workshop

This week a significant heatwave awaits us in Spain. Although high temperatures usually favor resin 3D printing, the painting process becomes somewhat more delicate.

Temperature and humidity influence the behavior of the paint and drying times, so we have to adapt our work rhythm to maintain the quality that characterizes each of our figures. Some processes may be a little slower, but we always prioritize offering the best possible finish.

Collaboration with Hokori Studio

We also want to announce a very special collaboration with Hokori Studio.

Together we have created a spectacular diorama of Crash Bandicoot and Spyro, bringing together two of the most iconic video game characters in one piece. It has been a real pleasure to work with them and we are very proud of the result.

If you haven't seen it yet, you can find it on our website and on our social media.

And finally… a little surprise 👀

We are preparing something very special.

Very soon we will present a new figure that will be different from anything we have done so far.

There will only be one unique hand-painted version.

There will not be a second painted unit. It will be a truly unique piece.

We cannot reveal more yet, but we hope to be able to show it to you very soon.

As always, thank you very much for joining us and supporting our small workshop. See you very soon with more news!