Custom statues, brand mascots, and parade-scale figures — modelled, printed, and finished in our Kuala Lumpur atelier. We print straight from your reference, so the sculpture matches it exactly, scales to 7 metres, and lands on the date that can't move. Our 1.6 m Ejen Ali statues were on the cinema premiere floor in 14 days.
Sculptures we've made
Life-size characters, brand mascots, oversized replicas, and festive sets — every one modelled digitally, printed in our atelier, and finished by hand so it reads as a finished sculpture, not a print.
Wesak Day parade
Parade-scale Buddha figure
Procession-scale sacred sculpture — modelled, printed in sections, finished and blessed for the day
Movie premiere
Ejen Ali, 1.6 m
Life-size licensed character statue, accurate to the studio reference — 14 days to the premiere floor
Don Julio 1942
Oversized bottle sculpture
Giant brand-replica centrepiece with beaded detail — every facet held true to the real thing
Watsons
Brand mascot statues
Campaign characters built for weather, crowds, and a thousand selfies
Sungei Wang Plaza
Zodiac mascot lineup
A full festive sculpture set, colour-matched across the whole lineup
Fan event
Oversized character figure
Giant chibi sculpture for a signing event — every strand of hair modelled
Character licensing
Character figure pair
High-gloss character sculptures, finished to toy-photography standard
8TV
Giant brand sculpture
Broadcast-brand mark as a gloss-finished hero piece on the mall floor
3D printed vs fibreglass & cement
Traditional sculpture in fibreglass, FRP, or cement starts with a mould or slow hand-carving — costly to build, hard to revise, and only ever an approximation of the reference. We start from a digital model: nothing to mould, nothing to amortise, and a result that matches the source exactly and can be reprinted or rescaled at will. For the rare monolithic piece where traditional still wins, we'll say so — read our honest take on 3D printing vs FRP and fibreglass.
Why brief us
A sculpture is judged once, up close, on a date nobody can move. Everything about our atelier — in-house finishing, sectioned large-format printing, backward-planned schedules — exists so that judgment goes your way. See how the 1.6 m statues came together in our Ejen Ali case study.
No mould, no tooling — we print straight from your reference, so a one-off costs like a one-off
Exact to the reference — a character, logo, or 3D scan reproduced to the millimetre, not hand-approximated
Up to 7 metres assembled — printed in sections, internally reinforced, finished as one continuous piece
1.6 m Ejen Ali character statues delivered in 14 days for a cinema premiere
In-house finishing: mirror chrome, gold, gloss, weathering — it leaves looking like metal, not plastic
Built to survive the venue — UV-stable outdoors, reinforced for a crowd touching it all day
FAQ
Assembled sculptures up to 7 metres. Larger-than-printer pieces are printed in sections, joined over an internal structural armature, and finished as one continuous surface — that's how our parade-scale figures and life-size statues are built.
For one-offs and exact characters, usually yes — because there is no mould to build first. Traditional fibreglass and cement sculpture amortise a costly mould or rely on slow hand-carving; we print straight from the digital model, so a single bespoke piece doesn't carry tooling cost. For very large monolithic shapes, we'll tell you honestly when a hybrid or traditional method is the better call. See our breakdown of 3D printing vs FRP and fibreglass.
Yes. We work from official references, illustrations, a 3D scan, or an AI-generated model, then clean and engineer it for print. Character and licensed work requires confirmation of IP rights before production. The result matches the reference to the millimetre rather than a sculptor's approximation.
Yes. Outdoor and high-touch pieces get UV-stable finishes and reinforced internal structure, engineered for the venue and duration you give us. Tell us where it stands and how long, and we build to it.
Standard fabrication is 3–4 weeks; production-ready briefs can be faster. Our 1.6 m Ejen Ali statues went from reference to the cinema premiere floor in 14 days. Fixed event dates are planned backwards from the venue date with margin — tell us the date first.
Both. Bring a finished 3D model and we print and finish it; bring a brief, a sketch, or a brand reference and our team designs it first. Design and CAD work starts from RM 300; printing has an RM 80 minimum. Every bespoke sculpture is quoted per project.
We design, print, and finish in our Kuala Lumpur atelier at Sungei Wang Plaza, Bukit Bintang — with a walk-in shop. We deliver across the Klang Valley and nationwide, and crate larger installations for delivery and on-site assembly.
Start with our guided intake process. No free consultations — only serious projects move forward.
Feasibility review may be required for high-risk or time-critical projects.
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