Die-cast coins, tokens, dice and medals; PVC figures and silicone parts; spraying and pad printing — for tabletop games, collectible toys and brand merchandise. One point of contact, from your drawing to the packed box.
These are the pieces a custom project actually needs — metal coins and tokens, PVC figures and silicone parts, and the colour finishing that ties it all together. Tabletop games are where we do this most; toy brands and custom merchandise run on the same three crafts.
Zinc and aluminium alloy coins, tokens, dice and medals — cast, polished, plated and colour-filled, so the plating and finish stay consistent across your whole run.
Press-moulded PVC and food-grade silicone, from flat tokens to 3D figures — with a sample that matches production, so the figures you approve are the figures backers receive.
Colour finishing and logo printing — hand spray, electrostatics and pad printing — with a colour record for every batch, so “the colour is off” never becomes a dispute.
Most projects rarely need anything beyond the three crafts above. When a project calls for one of these, we take it on too.
No production run is risk-free. These four are the risks we can catch before they cost you money.
The sample you approve is made on the same line as production — a 1:1 match, not a hand-polished one-off. What you sign off on is what ships.
The price curve is on the table: fewer units, higher unit price, because machine start-up and tooling cost is fixed. You pay for the set-up, not a hidden minimum.
Every client and batch gets a colour-difference record. “The colour is off” becomes a number you can check — not a fight.
Tooling, casting, PVC moulding, colour finishing, plating, assembly and packing — all arranged by us. You brief one supplier and never chase a second.
How we quote: the fewer units you order, the higher the unit price — machine set-up and preparation cost the same whether a run is large or small. The logic is on the table up front, so there is nothing hidden to haggle about later.
You do not need a finished design file to start. A sketch, a rough model or a reference photo is enough.
Free, and scoped: send what you have, and we come back with an initial feasibility read, the craft that fits, and what a formal quote still needs. Deep engineering and design are separate, paid services.
Unit price by quantity, tooling and finishing listed as separate lines. No hidden line items.
A hand sample or a 1:1 production-matched sample, so you know what ships before you commit.
Lead time confirmed before we start. Packed to your campaign's fulfilment spec.
Deeper design and tooling engineering are paid services, quoted separately and agreed before work starts. Tooling is yours: you pay for it, you own it, and we keep it at our shop at no charge to you.
Send a sketch, a reference, or just the idea. The first look is free: an initial feasibility read, a suggested craft, and what a formal quote needs. An indicative price range follows in the reply.