Head Sculpt - Pre-Sculpted (First Draft)

Head Sculpt Collection – Pre-Sculpted (First Draft) shows the first stage of a custom 1/6 head sculpt commission. Each draft shows the early likeness and the basic expression. I model each head by hand and shape the main structure.

These pre-sculpted 1/6 heads help kitbashers and collectors, and they follow the same workflow used in full commissions. As a result, they work well as kitbasher base heads. You can use them for upgrades, studies, or unique builds. Each head fits the main 1/6 head sculpts bodies used in the hobby.

Because of this, the First Draft category forms a practical head sculpt collection for anyone who wants early versions, draft heads, or limited head sculpts.
First Draft Overview
The First Draft line shows the first public form of a sculpt. It is the pre-edition stage, and the structure and likeness appear here for the first time.

Therefore, collectors can see the base of the sculpt before it moves into refinement. In addition, this stage reveals how the early ideas begin to take shape.
How the First Draft Works
The First Draft shows how a sculpture starts to grow. It marks the transition between concept and premium edition.

Furthermore, each face passes through a visible process of development.

Collectors searching for a 1/6 head sculpt artist, or exploring ideas for a character, can study this early stage. For this reason, the First Draft helps people understand the full creation path.
Why This Stage Exists
This early version is simple, open, and easy to review. Supporters or group buyers can observe the project before it advances. The form is still growing; however, the potential of the final sculpt is already visible. Because of that, the First Draft becomes a useful checkpoint for collectors.
Evolution Into Public Limited Editions
Each First Draft is the first step of the creative journey. It shows the artist’s early decisions and the first direction of the face. Then, when the sculpt reaches maturity, it moves into the Public Limited Collection.

After that, the earlier draft remains available for collectors who want to follow the evolution of each sculpt.