Want to create your own unique special modeling suit?
Want to place original sculptures at your home or store?
Want to create your own original character?
Want to create a statue of the company president?

Clone Wanko, our service to recreate lifelike copies of our clients’ pet dogs, produced a chihuahua, the beloved partner of the client. Based on photos of your beloved dog and records of its actual size, we faithfully reproduce the individuality of each dog. Claws, teeth, skin, and fur materials are all made from carefully selected high-quality materials, creating realistic animal artworks that closely resemble the real thing.

We created a Toy Poodle for a client through "Clone Wanko." It was the very first "Clone Wanko" created, becoming a topic of conversation on the internet and TV at the start of the service, and was featured in numerous news programs and sites.

We custom-made a dog suit for an individual client. The suit, modeled after a collie, pursues reality in its quadrupedal locomotion.

We received a request from an individual to create a dog costume. This costume is modeled after a standard poodle, realistically replicating the appearance of a dog walking on all fours, just like a real one.

Following a previous commission where we created a Collie dog costume suit, we have now crafted an Alaskan Malamute suit. It replicates the real appearance of a four-legged dog. Based on our previous experiences in crafting dog suits, we have improved our techniques to create an even more high-end suit.

We produced a model suit of an original character at the personal request of an individual client. We meticulously followed the design of the original illustration with materials specifically selected for different parts.

We created a wolf suit for a personal order. Modeled on timber wolf, the complete suit turned out as a visually impactful reality.

We made a skull-themed mask through digital modeling at a client’s personal request. Based on the rough sketch provided by the client, we directly took charge of the entire process – from design, 3D prototype production and output, molding, color painting and LED mounting to the preparation of an exclusive box to keep the mask. The black-clear skull part is translucent and illuminated from within. Each part is embedded with magnets and detachable.

At the personal request of an individual customer, we produced a model suit of Neputevion, a giant robot inspired by Neputa in Saiten no Neputevion, an original fiction.

A mask of a basketball goal was made at the request of a private customer.

We produced a wolf mask at a private request. The movable jaw gimmick allows the mask to render a wide variety of expressions. The wolf coat is a careful reproduction of the hue of genuine fur appearing in photos provided by the client. The custom-made mask is also designed to have a minimal weight.

We produced a sparrow mask at a personal request. To reflect the client’s request to make it look like a traveler, we created something to go with the Japanese wear and a traditional sedge hat the client has prepared.

For the wedding reception venue, a welcome figure of the beloved horse cherished by the couple was created upon their request. The figure was crafted to approximately 1/6th the size of the actual horse, based on numerous provided photos and measurements. The mane was made using hair material, while other parts were sculpted to replicate the flow of the fur. The shape and color of each part were meticulously replicated, ensuring they reflect the unique characteristics of the horse, with constant confirmation from the client.

Using 3D modeling, we crafted highly detailed parts. For components such as the lights and seat, we used different materials suited to each part. Assembling the model with bolts and other fasteners resulted in an incredibly realistic model that looks just like a real motorcycle.

The request was to remake a mask they had previously created themselves. After discussing issues such as the difficulty of transportation, we created a mask that can be disassembled for easier transport.

We received a request from an individual to create a dagger, the weapon used by “Neptavion,” a character from the original work “Saiten no Neputevion.” Previously, Zeppet created the “Neptavion” suit, and this request followed that production.