Building Walker · Formal Attire
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Building Walker · Formal Attire is a Figures 3D model you can have printed in pla or petg or resin. The GLB file carries 263.2k triangles in 14.8 MB. Choose the finished size in the configurator; we print it and ship it. Price starts at $20.52. Suited to Building Walker · Formal Attire, Trendy Toys, Realistic. "Building Walker: Formal Attire" is the formal version of the "Headless Building Walker" series, presenting a surreal character with a body made of an Art Deco skyscraper, human arms, and feet. However, this figure wears formal trousers and leather shoes on its lower half, resembling a 'building gentleman' in formal wear. The figure combines the architectural aesthetics of an Art Deco skyscraper with the elegance of a formal gentleman, creating an absurd yet elegant 'Building Walker' image, representing another wonderful interpretation of surrealist art in the figure field. The upper body of the figure is an Art Deco-style skyscraper, featuring a stepped setback structure that narrows from bottom to top, converging into a slender spire at the summit. The central part consists of dark glass curtain walls, forming a vertical strip extending from the chest to the waist, with deep-colored glass exhibiting subtle reflections. Flanking the glass are gray-white stone facades with fine brick textures. Each stepped setback is precisely proportioned, with simple decorative moldings along the edges. Unlike the "Headless Building Walker," this version features human arms emerging from the building's 'waist' area, wearing formal shirt cuffs in light gray with dark trim and visible button details, further emphasizing the 'formal attire' theme. The spire at the top is slender and upright, rising from the center of the final setback, topped with a small lightning rod, serving as the visual focal point. Like other figures in the series, it remains headless, with the spire replacing the head, maintaining the signature design. The most distinctive feature of this figure compared to others in the series is its formal attire design. Starting from the base of the building (approximately the waist level), the character wears light gray formal trousers with clear creases and straight legs, showcasing a fine fabric texture. The waist of the trousers appears to be obscured by the building's base, making the building seem like the upper suit jacket while the trousers serve as the matching lower garment. Below the trousers are light beige formal leather shoes with a rounded, elegant shape, neatly tied laces, and intricate brogue detailing on the toe caps, paired with dark brown soles. The feet stand side by side, toes pointing forward, firmly planted on the base. This combination of formal trousers and shoes gives the originally absurd 'building man' a sense of gentlemanly elegance and dignity, resembling a successful real estate professional waiting for clients outside a business building. At the building's 'waist,' two human arms extend naturally downward with relaxed hands and gently curved fingers. The arms wear light gray formal shirt cuffs with dark trim and visible buttons. The skin tone is natural, and the hand posture is elegant, complementing the gentlemanly quality of the formal lower body. The figure stands in a 'standing' pose with arms hanging naturally and feet clad in formal shoes firmly planted on the ground. The overall posture is dignified and elegant, as if a formally dressed gentleman is calmly waiting. Although static, the addition of human arms and formal legs gives the once-still building a sense of life and identity, evoking the image of a successful individual thriving in the architecture world. Materials used include gray-white matte PVC for the stone parts, simulating brick textures; dark semi-transparent PVC for the glass curtain walls; skin-tone matte PVC for the human arms with a fine, natural texture; light gray textured PVC for the formal trousers with clearly carved creases; and light beige matte PVC for the formal shoes, featuring exquisite laces and brogue details. The transition between the building and formal attire is handled naturally, with a smooth conversion from stone to fabric without abruptness. The building proportions are precise, and the spire stands tall and proud. The formal attire details are excellently crafted, with clear trouser creases and shoe broguing. The base is a standard circular black double-layer display stand. "Building Walker: Formal Attire" is a unique formal version in the "Building Walker" series. By adding formal trousers and shoes, it endows the originally absurd surreal 'building man' with gentlemanly elegance and a sense of identity. The figure showcases both the architectural aesthetics of Art Deco skyscrapers and creates a humorous yet elegant 'building gentleman' image through the inclusion of formal elements. It is a creative work combining humor, artistic value, and collectibility. For enthusiasts of surrealist art, architectural model collectors, and figure players who appreciate unique creative designs, "Building Walker: Formal Attire" is an invaluable personal collection piece.
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Relative to the longest edge = 100. A glTF file stores no unit, so the finished size is yours to pick in the configurator — the proportions above are what stay fixed.
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