Produced under license.

Selected works from our collectible division. Imagery is shown only where our clients have permitted it, and only for pieces that have already launched.

Licensed collectible statue in hand-painted polystone, posed on a sculpted diorama base

Polystone statue · sculpted base

Licensed collectible figure in hand-painted polystone, with a multi-part industrial display base

Polystone figure · multi-part base

Licensed collectible statue in hand-painted polystone, raised in a dynamic pose above a sculpted ruin base

Polystone statue · raised pose

Licensed collectible diorama in hand-painted polystone, centred on a lit orb with a seated figure

Polystone diorama · lit orb

Licensed collectible statue in hand-painted polystone, a bird of prey mounted on a forged plinth

Polystone statue · forged plinth

Licensed collectible diorama in hand-painted polystone, a central figure with a supporting cast on a multi-tier base

Polystone diorama · multi-tier base

Licensed collectible statue in hand-painted polystone, a fighter framed by a translucent energy effect

Polystone statue · energy effect

Licensed collectible diorama in hand-painted polystone, an ensemble of figures on a lit display column

Polystone diorama · lit column

Credited where permitted. Anonymous where not.

Confidentiality has to be structural, not a promise. If your project cannot be shown, it will not be.

Published pieces only: Nothing appears here before it launches.
Client permission: Every case shown is cleared case by case, and clients are credited only where they have agreed to it.
No naming: Neither the client nor the property is named in any caption, filename or alt text. The imagery carries the work and nothing else.
No production imagery: Process photography is never published, for any project.

Production process at DAK Collectibles, deliberately obscured — Process photography intentionally obscured

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