Model kit product teams
For teams planning commercially manufactured, injection-molded kits and coordinating product, engineering, sourcing and launch requirements.
Plastic model kit OEM manufacturing
Custom Plastic Model Kit Manufacturer for Hobby and IP Brands Worldwide
ITTAK supports hobby, IP and toy brands with in-house tooling and production of HIPS, ABS and PVC components—from engineering and molding to finishing, assembly and packaging.
In-house toolingHIPS, ABS & PVC componentsProject-specific review
Dongguan manufacturing baseTooling, molding and downstream production under one project team
In-house toolingConnect engineering decisions with mold construction and trials
Three confirmed materialsComponent production using HIPS, ABS and PVC
Project-specific manufacturing scopeEngineering, tooling and production aligned to each product
Built for branded projects
A manufacturing partner for teams turning IP into physical products
ITTAK focuses the first conversation on product fit, available inputs, manufacturing scope and the questions that need engineering review.
Licensing and brand teams
For IP, anime, game and character brands evaluating how a product concept can move into an agreed manufacturing program.
Established product companies
For toy and collectible businesses that need a clearly scoped partner across tooling, molding and downstream production.
Manufacturing scope
From product input to packaged goods
Services are combined around the actual project—not sold as a generic one-size-fits-all package.
01 / PROCESS
Product engineering
Review available product data, assembly intent and manufacturing questions before tooling decisions are made.
02 / PROCESS
Tooling & mold making
Connect part design to mold construction and define how trial feedback and revisions will be handled.
03 / PROCESS
Injection molding
Produce HIPS, ABS and PVC components in-house, with material and appearance requirements confirmed for each project.
Spray painting
Tampo Print04 / PROCESS
Spray Painting & Tampo Print
Coordinate spray painting, Tampo Print and appearance controls where the product specification requires them.
Assembly line05 / PROCESS
Assembly & packaging
Coordinate component assembly and define the packaging requirements included in the reviewed project scope.
How projects move forward
Four stages from brief to delivery
A clear review path connects the available product information with engineering decisions, customer approvals and the final production scope.
Manufacturing review
Share the product concept, target market, expected quantity range, schedule and available files.
Engineering alignment
Clarify parts, materials, assembly, appearance, packaging and the manufacturing scope ITTAK should support.
Tooling & trials
Define the tooling approach and how trial output, feedback, revisions and approvals will be handled.
Production & delivery
Confirm the molding, finishing, assembly and packaging activities included in the production scope.
Project galleries
Selected KAIYODO / ARTPLA projects
Explore finished models together with available runner, component and tooling views, then discuss the manufacturing questions relevant to your project.
KAIYODO / ARTPLA
Evangelion Model‑02
Finished model, molded parts and tooling highlights
View project gallery
KAIYODO / ARTPLA
Sleipnir
Finished model, runners, tooling and molded-detail highlights
View project gallery
Factory & quality planning
Define product risks early
Fit, visible surfaces, gate and runner implications, shrinkage and warpage risk, color, finish, assembly and packaging criteria differ by product.
- Review drawings, appearance criteria and required reference samples
- Clarify the target sales market and applicable testing or documentation needs
- Agree how trial feedback, revisions and approvals will be managed
- Define inspection checkpoints from trial parts through packaged goods
Planning resources
Guides for product, engineering and sourcing teams
Practical content built around decisions buyers need to make before tooling and production.
Materials guide
HIPS vs ABS vs PVC for plastic model kits
A practical buyer overview of how part function, rigidity, finish and process requirements influence material selection.
Read guideManufacturing guide
How plastic model kits are manufactured
Follow the project from manufacturing review and engineering through tooling, molding, finishing and packaging.
Read guideSupplier guide
How to evaluate a model kit OEM partner
Questions brand, engineering and sourcing teams can use to review capability, tooling, quality and IP controls.
Read guideBuyer FAQ
Questions to answer before a useful quote
What information should we prepare for a manufacturing review?
Start with the product type, development stage, intended size and assembly approach, material preference if known, expected quantity range, target timing, sales markets and the services you need.
Can ITTAK quote a project before the design is complete?
A project can be reviewed at different development stages. The level of detail available will determine which questions can be answered and what engineering input is needed before tooling or production can be scoped.
Which materials can ITTAK produce components with?
ITTAK produces components using HIPS, ABS and PVC. The appropriate choice depends on part function, structure, appearance, finishing and other project requirements, so material selection is confirmed during review.
What determines MOQ, cost and lead time?
These are project-specific. Design maturity, part and tool complexity, material, finishing, assembly, packaging, quantity plan and approval cycles all influence the manufacturing plan.
How should confidential files be shared?
Begin with a non-confidential overview. If an NDA is required, indicate that before sending unreleased designs or other sensitive project files and wait for ITTAK to confirm the next step.
Start with a manufacturing review
Have a plastic model kit project in development?
Tell us what you are developing, what information is available, the expected quantity range, target timing and manufacturing support you need. ITTAK will review the fit and clarify the next steps.