Mimukauwa Miku - vTuber - 1:8 scale
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Description

Mimukauwa Miku knows how to win—whether it’s stealing your heart or destroying you at UNO. This cheeky 1:8 scale VTuber collectible features her lounging on a table, cards scattered, hair flowing, and a smug pose that screams “+4, deal with it.” Perfect for fans and paint goblins alike.

  • Height: 221 mm
  • Width: 126 mm
  • Depth: 146 mm
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Mimukauwa Miku – vTuber – 1:8 scale

Hand-Painted Collectible

$475.00
RECENT PAINT WORK Turntables, works in progress and finished commissions
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What's Included

Professionally Painted Display Piece

This is a professionally painted, finished display collectible. It is intended to arrive display-ready whenever safely possible, though some assembly may still be required for shipping safety, fragile parts, large pieces, or complex builds.

Production & Shipping

Products are made to order and printed in the order received. Production times vary based on queue volume, print complexity, material availability, order size, holidays, and large seasonal queues.

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Limited repeat commissions: We typically paint the same design twice before taking it out of rotation for a year or longer. This keeps the work fresh and helps reduce burnout. Full creative freedom commissions may be an exception.

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