Art Director
The world builder
Sets the visual language before production begins. Tests scale, silhouette, color, and the way the scene reads from every side. Keeps the finished piece faithful to the feeling that started it.
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Our Story · Hanoi, Vietnam
We don't sell lamps.
Resintale brings together art direction, miniature painting, resin casting, finishing, QC, and collector care in Hanoi.
The Workshop
Thirty pairs of hands.
We are a 30-strong workshop in Hanoi: about thirty people, each with a different pair of hands. Each role has room to notice what the last pair could not. The work moves forward only when the scene, color, surface, and light agree.
- 1 art director
- 10+ hand-painting artists
- A finishing & QC team
- A 3-person sales team
Senior Painter
The detail keeper
Guides a team of more than ten artists through thin, patient layers of color. Checks the figure in daylight and warm LED light. Protects the small hand-painted differences that make each piece honest.
Finishing Lead
The final eye
Oversees curing, sanding, polishing, assembly, and the last light test. Rejects pieces when bubbles or distortion interrupt the scene. Releases the work only after the surface and hardware pass QC.
From Sketch to Resin
Four stages.
One workshop.
Every piece moves through a connected workshop process. What changes is the tale, the scale, and the decisions made by hand.
- 01
3D design
We block the composition, sightlines, and light path before production begins.
- 02
3D print
Parts are printed, cleaned, fitted, and reprinted when the scale feels wrong.
- 03
Hand-painting
More than ten painters build depth in thin layers that still read with the light off.
- 04
Finish & QC
The scene is poured, cured, sanded, polished, assembled, and tested under light.
The part we do not hide
Some casts fail.
Bubbles gather. A print shifts. A clear edge clouds during cure. Failed pieces stay in the workshop as material lessons; they are never sent to a collector.
Our Promise
Trust should be
visible in the object.
Four plain commitments guide every product page, every lead-time estimate, and every finished piece.
Every live product listing will show the finished object from multiple angles and in real light.
Design, painting, finishing, QC, and collector care stay connected throughout the work.
If a cure or polish needs longer, we say so before pretending the piece is ready.
The workshop and finishing date travel with the piece on its inspection card.