Priming: A primer coat is applied to provide a uniform base color and improve the adhesion of subsequent paint layers.

Color Painting and Hand Painting: Colors or patterns are applied to the figurine’s surface using spray painting or hand painting. Detailed hand painting can add fine details and customization.

Clear Coating: A clear coat is sprayed to protect the paint and add a glossy finish to the surface.

Water Decals: Intricate designs are transferred onto the product's surface using water decals, which are ideal for complex patterns or textures.

Heat Transfer Printing: Heat transfer techniques are used to apply designs onto the surface, suitable for large areas of pattern application.

Electroplating can give objects a glossy, shiny appearance, making them more aesthetically pleasing. Common decorative electroplating includes gold, silver, and chrome plating.

This technique is widely used in various industries, including consumer electronics, automotive design, toys, and packaging, where adding light can enhance the product's functionality, aesthetics, or user experience.

Surface embedding refers to the process of integrating materials or elements into the surface of a product to achieve specific functional or aesthetic goals.

Assembly: The various parts of the figurine (e.g., head, limbs) are assembled using clips, screws, or adhesive.

Detail Work: Some high-end figurines require additional hand-finishing of details, such as enhancing the gloss of the eyes or adding texture to the hair.