Model family

High Artificial Crafts

High artificial crafts are resin and artificial crafts, with 14 descriptive pages: crafts at sizes that suit display and collection, for collectors, for promotion, and for display. This page describes the family in general terms, and states no commercial figure for it, because no representative description is transcribed for it in the material used here.

Scale-ruler motif, schematic only — not a product photograph.

About this family

High artificial crafts cover resin and artificial crafts: pieces shaped by hand and by mold, in resin and related materials, at sizes that suit display and collection, for buyers who value craftsmanship, and for buyers who order them as display pieces, gifts, or promotional items. The family is a complete family, with 14 descriptive pages, and it has its own category page, because a family of that size deserves its own page, and because its crafts differ from figures in their emphasis on material and finish.

A buyer who wants high artificial crafts should name the piece, the material, the size, the quantity, and the market, and ask for the commercial terms for that design, in writing, because a craft order is a custom order, not a catalogue order, and because the terms for one design may differ from the terms for another, even within this family.

What a custom order in this family involves

A custom order in this family follows the same eight-item description the official site uses for its descriptive pages: materials, minimum order quantity, price terms, payment terms, packaging, production timeline, size range, and mold ownership. Those eight items are the questions to answer, not answers given here: this page states no commercial figure for this family, because no representative description is transcribed for it in the material used here, and because a figure stated for another family must not be extended to this one.

A buyer who wants this family should name the design, the material, the scale, the quantity, and the market, and ask for the eight items for that design, in writing, so the supplier can confirm them for that design, rather than for the family in general. A family page that states another family's figures would mislead, because families differ in material, in scale, and in production, and because a figure that fits one family may not fit another.

Before payment, confirm the minimum order quantity, lead time, payment, shipping and mold ownership terms for your order. Certificates are available upon request.

What to confirm before ordering

Name the design, the material, the scale, the quantity you have in mind, and the market you sell into. Ask for the minimum order quantity for that design, the lead time with its meaning, the payment and shipping terms, the mold ownership terms, the packaging options, and the certificates that apply to your market, by name, with documents attached. All commercial figures are confirmed in the inquiry, in writing, before payment, because no commercial figure is stated as a general term on this page.

Before payment, confirm the minimum order quantity, lead time, payment, shipping and mold ownership terms for your order. Certificates are available upon request.