Puppet Master 3D Printed Statue With Automation

Hey everyone, I run a Facebook page dedicated to 3D printing custom Final Fantasy statues from across the whole series. I wanted to share my latest post with everyone, the Puppet Master Vigito and his Automation Drille.

We have done lots of other content from XI (As well as other Final Fantasy titles also) in the past, such as summons and monsters and other player characters. If you would like to check out our page, there's a gallery for each statue we have made. Hope you enjoy the photos!

https://www.facebook.com/Phoenix-Down-Foundry

Gear list -
Head - Walahra Turbin
Body - Pantin Tobe
Hands - Pantin Dastanas
Legs - Bahumut's Hose
Feet - Pantin Babouches
Weapon - Avenger(s)
Automation - Soulsoother Head/Stormwalker Frame

That's pretty cool dude

Thanks a ton of work goes into each one and we take extra care to make sure the details are as accurate as possible, glad to hear positive comments : )

You have some insane stuff on your Facebook page (that Kenkonken PUP? UFF!! Demon Wall, WOW! The chocobo > pure love), these are all awesome. I couldn't help but notice that the actual photography is pretty low quality though, maybe it's just Facebook compression? Would be great for presentation to up that.
I also absolutely adore the low poly nature of these models, you are doing a great job at making it look absolutely appropiate in all the right places. Hats off!
You should actually start your own e-commerce site...

Nice work, love to see stuff made for the game. This isn't the same thing as what I have collected, have been asked a few times if I got them from OP and its from someone else.

So glad you got a chance to check out some of the other works we've made and also enjoyed them. Also happy when people comment about the low poly style. It is a design choice and we do feel like it really helps capture the age of the characters, game and its overall time frame as a piece. As far as the photo's go, there is for sure some Facebook compression going on, but at the same time our camera setup currently is not the best either, so its likely a mix of both at play. Also in this day and age, its hard to create a photo that looks good on both desktop and mobile, at least how we see it. Cheers - and thanks for the comment.