Dal� Mask Corre��o

A rounded little character in a moment of collapse. Shown here tipped onto its back, this compact chibi figure has the tell-tale oversized head and stubby, booted legs of a stylised collectible. Small hands fold together across the front, the smooth glossy surfacing rolling over softly exaggerated features, and the whole pose reads playful rather than heroic, as if the figure has toppled backwards mid-scene. It is named for the Dali mask worn by the streaming-hit heist crew, so it is pitched as a fandom piece for that world, though the sculpt itself is a chunky big-head caricature rather than a straight portrait. It is a small-shelf or desk display piece, a quick paint project, or a knowing nod for fans of the series. Print notes • Resin captures the rounded forms and any face detail most cleanly. • Ignore the reclining render angle when you slice; orient the figure upright (or split off any base) and support beneath the chin, arms and boot soles. • Hollow the body if you scale it up, adding a drain hole underneath. • Prime in a mid grey, then block in the mask, suit and skin tones before a light gloss varnish.