Bo Katan 3.75" 3D printed resin action figure, unpainted model kit Star Wars Mandalorian

(English below)
Unre painted printed resin figure on a scale of 1/18 or 3.75". Requires preparation, construction and painting.
Be careful, because of its fragile nature, this figurine cannot be considered a toy and is not suitable for children under 14 years old.

As many of the characters never got miniatures in their image, I work to fill this void.

Contains two heads (with and without helmet), an additional left leg for a more stable pose as well as the Dark Saber.

Material: grey photopolymer resin
Height: about 10 cm
Number of coins: 13
Articulation point: 7

Notes and warning:
-Scale compatible with the ranges of 3.75" figurines
-Figure to mount and paint yourself.
-The final product may vary slightly from the presentation photos
-Carefully handled material that can break easily
-After printing the resin may encounter a slight retraction process which makes it difficult to embolr the parts. The use of a mini drill and sanding tool is recommended to enlarge the female half of the joint. If the joint is too loose, adding materials to the male half can help get the desired grip. Using a few super glue points works very well for this, let it dry before repositioning the ankle in place.



English:
3D printed resin unpainted figure, 1/18 or 3.77". Needs cleaning from its supports, building and painting.
Please note that due to the fragile nature of the resin, this figure can't be considered as a toy and doesn't follow for children before 14.

As many of our beloved characters never got the figure they deserved, I try to fill this gap by making them myself.

Comes with two heads (with and without Helmet), an additional right leg for a mor stable stand and the Dark Saber.

Material: grey photopolymer resin
Height: approximately 10 cm
Shares: 13
Articulation points: 7

Notes and sureties:
-Fits the 3.75" toys range.
-Figure to build and paint.
-The final product might vary slightly from the photos.
-Handle the material with care, the resin can break easily.
-After printing the resin can encounter some slightly shrinkage, making the fitting of the different parts difficult. It is recommended to use a mini drill and sanding tools to widen the female half of the joint. On the opposite, if a joint is too loose, adding some material around the male half of the joint can help get the right grip. I personally apply few points of cyanoacrylate around the peg that I let dry before putting it back in place. If the joint is still loose repeat the operation.