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Dinosaur plush

A dinosaur character reference for custom materials, features and branding.

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Dinosaur plush

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What the build has to support

Custom character
A character build starts from your artwork rather than a catalogue shape. Send turnaround views or a sample and expect a sculpt round and a pattern round before the first sewn piece reads the way the drawing does.
Plush
Plush construction is set by the pattern, the pile height and the fill. Decide the fabric, the stuffing weight and the eye and nose method together, since sewn, embroidered and moulded features follow different test routes.

Decisions this product type puts in front of you

  • Sculpt and proportion Dinosaur characters sell on head to body ratio and expression. Agree the proportion at a sculpt review, because a few millimetres on the muzzle changes how friendly the whole animal reads, and it is cheap to fix there.
  • Contrast materials Spines, plates, claws, horns and belly panels are usually a second and third fabric. Confirm every contrast material at the same time as the body fabric so one mill can hold all of the shades across the run.
  • Applied parts and pull tests Every plate, spike and claw is an attachment point a pull test will find. Choose sewn in against glued or moulded before sampling, and set the age grade first, since that is what decides the force the joint has to survive.
  • Tooling and quantity Setup here is pattern making and the sculpt review rather than steel. A family of dinosaurs sharing one body block is far cheaper than a family of unrelated sculpts, which is worth knowing before you pick the range.
  • Packaging Long necks, tails and dorsal plates do not fold the way a bear does. Plan the carton around the real silhouette and decide how long the toy has to recover its shape after compression.

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  • Target height and whether the animal sits, stands or lies.
  • Artwork or a sample, with turnaround views if the character is new.
  • Fabric direction: pile height, colour references and contrast materials.
  • Destination markets and the age grade you intend to print.
  • Quantity per character and the retail pack format.

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