ERIC L 03082018 Rev 00

A swappable character head with a neat, wind-swept hairstyle. This sculpt is a single head-and-hair piece: the crown is modelled with thick, combed waves that sweep back and to one side in defined strands, an ear sits cleanly at the temple, and the neck is left open with a round socket underneath for pinning it onto a body. It's the sort of custom part used to kitbash or personalise an action figure or a bust, swapping a stock head for one with more character. Because the render shows the piece from behind and above, the hair detail is the star: layered, flowing locks with plenty of relief for paint or a wash to settle into. It's a builder's component rather than a finished figure, so pair it with a torso of matching scale. Print notes: • Resin captures the fine hair strands best; FDM works at a fine layer height if you plan to prime and sand. • Orient with the neck socket down and the face angled up, supporting under the chin and the hair overhangs. • Check the peg-hole diameter against your figure's neck post and scale to suit before slicing. • Prime, then a skin base on the face and a darker wash through the hair brings the sculpt to life.