Your athlete, in full color.

Two ways to get your athlete in 3D

Book a Scan
A full-color printed figurine from a real 3D scan of your athlete: their face, their jersey, their name and number. 4 to 8 inches, from $79.
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Photo Avatar – $25
Send us one photo and we’ll turn it into a 3D model you can spin and share on any phone. Ready in about 3 days. Credited toward a figurine if you order one.
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We scan your player in under five minutes, at the rink, the field, or your living room. You approve a 3D preview on your phone. Then we print a photorealistic, full-color figurine on its own round base. Add a name stand for $15.

Photorealistic keepsakes. Not toys.

Athletes

Full gear and signature pose. Add a name stand with last name, number, team and year for $15.

Families

Matching figures for the whole roster. A great end-of-season or senior-night gift.

Teams

We scan each person separately, then pose mom, dad and the kids together in one piece.

See it before you pay.

Before anything is printed, you get a link to your 3D model. Spin it on your phone, zoom in on the face, and approve it. Ready in under 7 days after you approve.

Printed in color, not painted.

Every figure comes from a real 3D scan of the real person, so the face, the jersey, and the stance are theirs. The color is printed right into the figure, so uniforms and skin tones match the scan. Sizes run from 4 to 8 inches, starting at $79. Based in Wake Forest, NC. We travel to rinks, fields, gyms and homes.

About GoFigure 3D Studio

We’re a small, family-run studio in Wake Forest, North Carolina, owned and operated by Nick, a Vietnam veteran and longtime hockey parent and grandparent. After many seasons in cold rinks cheering from the stands, he started GoFigure to give families a keepsake of their athlete that lasts long after the season ends. Every figure is checked by hand before it goes out.

Real scans from our studio.

This is a real preview page from one of our scans. Every customer gets one like it before we print. Photos of finished color figurines are coming in December.