Funko DIY Pop!: Female

As pictured. The box and everything came in great condition!

Got this for my sister's boyfriend's daughter (almost niece-in-law) . . . I got both DIY characters, acrylic paints and paintbrushes. She loves that she can make this (over and over again) into whoever or whatever she wants. Because of her age I left out the sculpting pieces that you can make hair and capes with. Great deal for making someone happy that loves to be creative - specifically a tween that keeps changing her mind in what she wants.

I have to rate the product itself and remember not to base it on my sculpting abilities.I'm a huge Funko Pop fan, and got the Female/Male Funkos for my podcast, for myself and my co-host. We keep them on our desk while recording!My advice would be, watch as many YouTube videos as you can on how to do this properly, there are a lot out there.Good luck!

These female DIY POPs should have a more feminine figure, or at least give that option. It looks more like an NFL 'line backer' with it's stance & build than a typical female pose & shape.

ordered one of these before and the paint didn't stick well and was cracking so I ordered some more.1- Microwave water for 2 minutes.2- Let soak for 10 Minutes ( it will get really soft.3- twist the head and it will pop right off. Be sure to hold the Big Circle under the Head.That way you can have an easier time painting the Body and adding clay to it.!

I've bought & customized over a dozen of these (& the male DIY dolls). They are great to work with, easy to customize using Apoxie modeling compound to sculpt hair & clothes.Soak the dolls in boiling water for about a minute to loosen the glue & remove heads (much easier to work with when the heads are off). Reattach the heads with super glue when you've finished sculpting & painting.

I love mine! It turn out so cute! I used Apoxie Sculpt 1 Lb. White for the hair and clothes and sculpted the finer details with Flexible Fimo Clay Sculpting Shapers. I painted her with Apple Barrel Acrylic Paint Matte (Walmart) and finished her with Plaid Clear Acrylic Sealer (also Walmart). I just love the way she came out!

This is perfect for customizing. I added sculpey to it, baked in the oven and it held up like a champ. I was almost afraid it would melt haha. The parts that I didn't put sculpey on I painted with acrylic and it looks great. It takes the acrylics really well.