Maid For You Velvet
$299.00
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Character: Goddess of Victory: Nikke · Velvet
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INFORMATION
INFORMATION
Dimensions
- Not specified
Configurations
- Scale: 1/4
- Studio: 1680 Studio
- Included accessories visible from images: Order clipboard, mallet prop, cafe side table with dessert display, round wooden-finish diorama base
Material & Packaging
- Material: Imported resin and imported PU (polyurethane; a flexible casting material often used alongside resin for parts requiring durability or softness)
- Packaging: Illustrated color box, EPE Foam (dense protective foam used for statue shipping), kraft paper outer box
Other
- Estimated Shipment: Q3 2026
VIDEO
ABOUT
1680 Studio’s Maid For You Velvet captures the former special agent maid mid-shift — order clipboard in one hand, mallet raised in the other — rendered at 1/4 scale in imported resin and PU. The sculpt earns its footprint through layered detail work: butterfly-motif rope lacework across the bodice, a full floral tattoo climbing the thigh rendered through semi-translucent hosiery, and a cafe diorama base that grounds the figure in its setting. At this scale, those surface details read from across the shelf, not just up close.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
SCENE NOTESThe pose locks onto Velvet's debut chapter in the Fatal Maid story event — despite officially joining Maid For You, Velvet struggles to fully settle into life at the Maid Cafe, and that friction is exactly what the figure plays into. As an out-and-out hedonist who doesn't overthink life and simply follows whatever piques her interest, she does not take the job seriously — and 1680 Studio leans directly into that energy: the grin is wide and unguarded, the mallet is raised with zero professional restraint, and the clipboard feels more like a prop she's tolerating than a tool she's using. The studio's sculptural focus falls on the tension between the refined costume detailing — gold-trimmed butterfly lacework, frilled apron, cherry blossom hair ornament — and the deliberately chaotic attitude of the figure wearing it, making the contrast the visual punchline of the whole piece.
