Fiberglass
1.Concept and Design
- The process begins with creating a design or concept sketch of the doll. This includes details on size, shape, and desired features.
- 3D modeling software may be used to create a digital version of the doll for accurate visualization and planning.
2.Sculpting the Prototype
- A prototype or original model of the doll is sculpted using clay, foam, or other modeling materials. This serves as the basis for creating a mold.
- The prototype is refined until it matches the desired final look.
3.Creating the Mold
- A mold is made from the prototype, typically using silicone or a similar flexible material. The mold captures the intricate details of the original sculpture.
- Depending on the doll's size and complexity, the mold can be made in multiple parts that are later joined together.
4.Finishing and Detailing
- The rough fiberglass surface is sanded and smoothed. Details such as facial features or textures are added.
- The doll is then primed, painted, and coated to achieve the desired finish. Customization can include airbrushing, hand-painting, or adding accessories.
7. Protective Coating and Quality Control
- A clear protective topcoat may be applied to seal the paint and enhance durability.
- The final product undergoes quality control to check for any imperfections or structural issues.
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Fiberglass Production
Fiberglass dolls are popular in event displays, exhibitions, theme parks, and promotional settings because they are durable, customizable, and visually striking. Let me know if you’d like more details on a specific step!
