WJP 3D Printed Libra Basketball Character Figurine

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About Project

Have you ever heard of an “OC”? In the creative community, OC stands for Original Character—a unique character, avatar, or mascot designed around someone’s own style, interests, personality, or imagined story. For many creators, an OC is not just an image on the screen; it is a character they want to see, hold, and bring into the real world.

This custom Libra basketball character figurine is a fun example of that idea. The anime-style white hair, yellow number 3 uniform, blue wristbands, red sneakers, and basketball give the character a sporty look, while the bright yellow balance scale adds a clear zodiac twist. These details make the figure feel personal and memorable, like a character concept that has finally stepped out of the digital file.

If you are ready to bring your own OC, virtual model, game character, or AIGC design off the screen and onto your desk, FacFox provides professional WJP full-color 3D printing services for custom figurines and collectible prototypes. This full-color resin jetting process builds the model layer by layer with UV-cured photopolymer materials, helping reproduce rich colors, smooth gradients, matte surfaces, and fine character details directly from the digital model. You can get an instant quote online or email us to discuss your projects.

Solution

• Step 1: The character model was checked before printing, and areas such as the hair tips, basketball, jersey edges, hands, shoes, and scale accessory were reviewed to make sure the geometry could be produced clearly.
• Step 2: The full-color texture data was prepared for WJP 3D printing, including the skin tone, white hair, yellow uniform, blue wristband, red sneakers, basketball lines, and bright scale details.
• Step 3: Full-color photopolymer resin materials were jetted and UV-cured layer by layer, allowing the character shape, surface colors, and small symbolic details to be formed in one integrated print.
• Step 4: After printing, support material was carefully removed from delicate areas such as the hair, arms, basketball, and hanging scale structure.
• Step 5: The printed figure was cleaned and inspected to make sure the matte surface, color transitions, and fine details were clear and display-ready.
• Step 6: The finished figurine was checked from the front and back to confirm that the pose, outfit colors, basketball details, and Libra scale accessory were properly reproduced.