#dummy 13

ENA mod posted! (link in comments)

This mod was a bit experimental, I tried to step away from dummy13 frame+armor approach specifically for limbs, to keep them proportionally thin – bc Ena already has pretty big head comparing to my other guys, and I want to keep my gang loosely in same scale (13 series models fall roughly in 1:12 scale meaning quite a lot of props you can find). My solution kiiinda worked, with drawbacks such as very inconvenient printing for several parts, some hard to assemble parts, some sanding and "seams"

Also this time there was a bit more painting involved bc I didn't have exact color matches for them. And faces weren't easy to paint. But I think it worked pretty well overall!

Made this because I found this art I’m sorry but I don’t remember the artist but if they see this love the art

The artist has been found @saltcosmos

I managed to make a floating figure. I'm unsure if I should feel proud or not.

A dark, yet darker figure, a first for me. It was very interesting to make. What do you think?

It isn't alone. It has a friend.

Size: 18.5 cm high x 8 cm wide

Materials: Air Clay, cold paint, acrylic paint, resin, wood.

Published: March 13, 2026.

For those who haven't heard from my other socials, the first wave of Atop the Fourth Wall action figures is now up for preorders! $10 per figure, $25 for all three. Only have photos of the Linkara figure right now - boxy, but highly articulated so you can put them into whatever hilarious poses you see fit! Still, here's a photo of the 90s Dude and Mechakara heads that'll be printed out. Will post photos of theo ther figures as they become available.

These are called Dummy 13. They're highly articulated dolls that you can use as pose references, decoration, toys, to take photos, etc. They have SO MANY JOINTS. It's impressive. And the best part is they can be 3D printed. Their creator is someone called Soozafone and the printing file is FREE.

You have to print all the parts and then assemble them. Which I ALSO FIND FUN! It's like legos, a nice lil craft project. You can even mix and match colors.

If you don't have access to a 3D printer, the creator allowed people to sell the dummies - either the assembly kit or the assembled doll. I see a lot of them around in online sites for pretty cheap. I bought mine for 15 reais each (I have 2). I've seen them on Etsy for 5 dollars.

People also make a fuckton of accessories for them, it gets crazy.

Or sometimes even use the same base frame to make different styled dolls.

I've been posting so many pictures of mine that I thought I might as well sing their praises. I love those little things, they make me so happy to just play around with them, make poses and take artsy photos. Here's a picture of mine.