Earthbound Master Belch Figure | Small Limited Sculpture | Collectible Small Batch Figurine | Nintendo RPG Geek Gifts

"Ga! Ga! I'll take you down big time, so get ready for the worst fight of your life! Gha Gha Gha! Get ready to feel the pain of true nausea! Ghe Ghe! Come on, let's go!"

This is not 3d printed, and completely created and sold only by my hands.
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♢ Hand sculpted, molded, resin cast, cleaned, primed, painted and sealed by me.

▷ Resin is a fairly durable, light weight material. My items are art. Please treat them gently and with a kind hand to get the most out of them. Do not bend or drop resin pieces as they could break. Do not scratch the paint as it will come off if you do.

As with all painted items please do not expose the painted parts to harsh chemicals, cleaners, abrasives, oils or even soap and water if it can be avoided as it can ruin the finish or paint.

♢ He's about 1.25 inches (3 cm) tall

♢ The listing is for one (1) Figure of Master Blech

♢ I try my best to show my items in the best lighting for color accuracy, but actual color may vary depending on your monitor and screen settings.

♢ "Small Batch" is a descriptor to let you know that I don't mass produce my items, as everything is made in small batches.

♢ US shipping- Signature Confirmation is generally added to all items over $50
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• How were these made?

I sculpted the original out of polymer clay. I used silicon to mold the figure, and then resin cast it. I used the mold as a 'dump mold' and poured leftover colored resin in there to not waste anything. I felt making Master Belch out of a 'dump mold' felt oddly appropriate. Sometimes you might find other thing and resin pieces incorporated into the figure, like he 'ate' them. You can only tell if you look the the bottom of the figure and will no way affect it.

I give them a good scrubbing and cleaning to clear off any residue. Then I sand, clean and line fill. After they are cleaned and ready, I prime them and then paint them. Then they are sealed, and ready to go.



• Caring for your figure-

There are a few universal rules when it comes to caring for art: Try to keep it out of sunlight as it will bleach or yellow mostly everything. Try not to touch it too much as oil from your hands will slowly degrade the paint. This really isn't an issue but basically don't get oil on it as it will also eventually destroy most things art related. Try not to let it get dusty.

As for these figures, please don't drop it, something could break. Please don't scratch at him. I have put a few layers of sealant on him but you could scratch the paint off anyway.

Basically this is a mini figure made to be viewed and appreciated but not to be played with. If you have any questions feel free to message me.