A 1/10 bust of Goro Yamaoka — a disciplined fighter shaped by years of conflict and quiet resolve. Built around grounded anatomy, layered armour elements and a steady, forward-focused presence. SLA-printed in high resolution. Includes 3 parts: the bust core with integrated base, plus two separate shoulder elements. Approx. total height: ~84 mm.
Goro Yamaoka carries the presence of a fighter who has endured enough battles to know precisely where to place his strength.
His posture isn’t theatrical or aggressive — it reads as someone who has already calculated the outcome long before the first move is made.
The way his jaw sets suggests a decision that doesn’t need to be repeated.
His eyes stay slightly lowered, not from calm, but from focus — the quiet assessment of a man who has learned to read intent faster than most opponents can act.
Nothing about him is exaggerated. The faint asymmetry in the muscles, the tension around the collar, the worn armour elements — all these details show a warrior who relies on discipline rather than noise.
Goro doesn’t raise his voice, doesn’t posture, doesn’t warn.
He simply lets you understand what stepping closer would mean.
The bust is built around compact, grounded anatomy with a forward-leaning rhythm that directs attention toward the face.
Broad planes across the chest and shoulder armour establish the main structure, while sharper transitions around the cheekbones, straps and collar create a subtle line of tension that guides the viewer’s eye upward.
Even under primer, the silhouette reads with a firm, stable weight — the attitude of someone who stands exactly where he chooses to stand.
Goro’s form supports clear, planned lighting and expressive value contrasts.
• Strong planar structure on the face makes directional light easy to map.
• Shoulder elements are separate, providing full access during painting.
• Calm facial planes accept subtle desaturation, temperature shifts or atmospheric shading.
• Armour elements take well to glazing, controlled weathering and narrative accents.
• Clean anatomy allows smooth transitions without losing the sense of weight.
The bust works with desaturated, grounded palettes as well as more stylised ceremonial tones.
Each part of Goro’s design communicates something understated.
The layered armour bears shallow marks from repeated clashes.
Straps and folds show the wear of long campaigns.
The slight tilt of his head adds a sense of someone who observes first and acts only when needed.
His expression lives in a space between restraint and readiness — a mood ideal for atmospheric lighting setups and storytelling dioramas.
• 3 SLA-printed resin parts
• Bust core with integrated base
• Two separate shoulder elements
• Painter-friendly surfaces with controlled support placement
• Fully washed and cured resin
• Approx. total height: ~84 mm (including the integrated base)
This bust is produced in-house using high-resolution SLA technology.
Each part is oriented to preserve crisp details and keep joins narrow, ensuring a clean, calm surface under primer.
Resin tone may vary slightly between batches, but all materials are chosen for clarity, durability and predictable painting behaviour.
Goro suits painters who appreciate:
• restrained, grounded palettes
• disciplined, character-driven lighting
• subtle transitions and controlled contrasts
• realistic storytelling approaches
• competition-friendly rendering of planes and volumes
He rewards careful brushwork and patient observation — the same qualities his character embodies.
Goro stands approximately 84 mm in total height with the integrated base.
The built-in plinth provides a stable silhouette without adding visual noise, making the bust suitable for shelves, gallery displays or competition environments.
Up close, the viewer sees tension in the anatomy, the interplay of materials and the quiet authority in his expression — all of which unfold naturally under thoughtful lighting and paint.
Orders are prepared within 3–7 business days before they leave our studio.
Typical delivery times: 1–3 business days within the Netherlands, 3–10 business days across the EU, and longer for other regions.
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