Questions to Ask Before Ordering a Custom Figurine
Before ordering a custom figurine, make sure you understand what is being made, how the design is approved and what the quoted price includes.

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Before ordering a custom figurine, make sure you understand what is being made, how the design is approved and what the quoted price includes. Clear questions prevent more disappointment than an attractive hero image can resolve.
Ask about the actual product
Confirm the material, finished dimensions, base and whether the head or any other part moves. The words 3D and bobblehead are not interchangeable descriptions of a mechanism.
Ask whether listing images are finished examples, prototypes or illustrations. If a detail is important, request evidence or an explanation relevant to the specific product you are considering.
Ask about customization and review
Find out which photos are needed, which details can be changed and what kind of proof you will receive. Ask how revisions work and when your approval commits the design to production.
Do not assume unlimited changes or an exact photographic likeness unless the seller has clearly agreed to those expectations. A good brief also explains your priorities and available references.
Ask what the price covers
Check people and pet counts, accessories, text, packaging, shipping and any separately quoted work. A decorated scene in a product image may contain styling that is not part of a standard figure.
At VoxelPals, normal figures can be ordered through their options; backgrounds, arches, furniture and extra scene accessories need an individual quote. Confirm the complete scope before comparing offers from different sellers.

Ask about the complete timeline and care
For an event, discuss the date before ordering. Proof review, revisions, production and delivery are separate parts of the schedule.
Also ask how to handle, clean and display the finished object, and what to do if it arrives damaged. Read the current order and return policies rather than relying on assumptions about personalized goods.
Save the answers with the approved design. You should be able to describe the expected item in a few clear sentences before paying for it.
