How to distinguish between anime statues and cartoon models?

There are several obvious differences between resin statues and cartoon models. First of all, the raw materials are different. Generally speaking, resin sculpture is made of resin, while cartoon models are mostly made of plastic and ABS, so resin sculpture is much more expensive than plastic in raw material cost. Secondly, the production of cartoon models will generally be mass produced, but the production of resin statues can only be mass produced once.

The price gap between resin statues and cartoon models is also large: compared with models, statues are made of more resin materials, which are not colored. All parts look white and smooth, with more fine workmanship and stronger expressiveness. So the price of hand-made models is much higher than that of cartoon models. Ordinary models can be bought for only tens of yuan, but resin statues can easily cost hundreds or even thousands of yuan. However, in addition to this kind of high-level users' self-made and free painting statues, there are also many exquisite finished products on the market. Many limited customized resin statues are worth your collecting.

Cartoon models and resin statues are not only different in material, but also different in the fineness of performance. However, they have a common place. Compared with the original, they are very real, and the details are closer to the prototype. With the exaggeration of animation product modeling itself, these cartoon models and resin statues are more vivid and lifelike. Even some cartoon models will be matched with scenes to simulate the original animation or scenes and plots in the cartoon as much as possible.

Resin statues and cartoon models have the same characteristics, both emphasize the hands-on ability of the buyer, and the finished products are very delicate. Generally speaking, users are not young children, because neither of them is suitable for playing. Most cartoon models and statues can only be viewed from afar. The first is the cartoon model, which is generally imitated according to the proportion of industrial products, such as planes, tanks and other imitated objects are real objects.