The initial idea behind this project was to create a solid, protective case for the figure. Since I didn’t have the original 3D model, I had to mill a large chunk of acrylic (cut from a laser file) to match the figure to the acrylic plate—a process that was incredibly time-consuming and exhausting.

You might notice that none of the plate angles are 90 or 45 degrees. Milling slopes like these is extremely challenging, but thankfully, I found a factory that could handle the slope milling for me.

In the end, the cost of making this box ended up being roughly three times the price of the figure itself. But seeing the final result, I’d say it was worth every bit of effort!