Custom Figurine Size Guide: 4 cm to 10 cm | JuJuBit

JuJuBit's main custom figurine option lists six standard heights: 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 10 cm. Individual template products can offer a smaller subset. The selected size follows the model's longest visible outer contour, including a raised weapon, wing, or other accessory, and includes the base when it is wide or tall enough to extend that contour. For TRPG use, 4 cm is the minimum offered and 6 cm is the recommended option. Always confirm the live choices on the exact template page before ordering.

Quick facts

• The main custom figurine product lists 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 10 cm.
• That product also lists a custom-size quote option.
• Individual template products may list fewer sizes.
• Size follows the model's longest visible outer contour, so raised accessories can set the endpoint.
• A wide or tall display base is included in the selected size, not measured separately.
• For TRPG orders, JuJuBit lists 4 cm as the minimum and recommends 6 cm.

Diagram, not a product rendering. Desktop silhouettes use the same proportions; the mobile layout uses proportional bars. The face-on quarter reference uses the U.S. Mint diameter of 24.26 mm.

How JuJuBit measures figurine size

The size is based on the model's longest visible outer contour. That means the measuring endpoint may be the top of the head, but it may instead be the tip of a raised sword, horn, wing, hairstyle, or another accessory — and if the base is wide or tall enough to extend past the body, the base sets that endpoint instead. A character with a tall accessory or a wide base can therefore have less body height than a compact character ordered at the same listed size.

This distinction is easiest to see before ordering. Look at the final pose and identify its two farthest visible points, including any wide or tall base. Then compare that full span, not only the head-to-foot distance, with the selected centimeter value — a base that widens or raises the model's footprint is part of the measurement, not an addition to it.

The dark span marks the measured outer contour. A wide or tall base, shown in gray, is included in that span.

Compare all six standard sizes

The table below deliberately separates verified size facts from personal choice. JuJuBit's main custom figurine product currently lists six standard options. Only the TRPG minimum and recommendation have an approved use-case rule; the other rows should be selected by checking the actual height against the intended space.

The inch values use the exact conversion 1 inch = 2.54 cm. The everyday comparison uses the U.S. Mint's published quarter diameter of 24.26 mm. A coin is only a familiar visual reference: do not use stacked coins to inspect or approve a custom model.

Choosing a size for TRPG use

For a JuJuBit TRPG figure, start with the two approved facts: 4 cm is the minimum available size, and 6 cm is the recommended size. These heights are larger than a 28 mm reference: 4 cm is 40 mm, while 6 cm is 60 mm. The height number alone does not establish base diameter, grid fit, or compatibility with an existing miniature line.

Before ordering, check three separate dimensions: the model's longest visible contour, the base footprint, and the scale used by the other figures on your table. This article verifies the first dimension only. If matching an existing collection matters, compare the final model and base specifications with that collection instead of assuming that a similar label means an exact match.

Explore the custom TRPG miniature option for the relevant product flow. Product-page options remain the live source at ordering time.

Choosing a size for a shelf, desk, or gift

For a shelf, desk, or gift, there is no verified universal “best” size in the current fact set. Measure the available height and depth, decide whether accessories extend beyond the body, and compare those limits with the selected outer contour. A paper strip cut to 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, or 10 cm is a more reliable preview than judging scale from a cropped product photo.

Also decide whether the figure will stand alone or beside other objects. A size can be physically correct and still feel different from what you imagined when it is placed next to a monitor, frame, or collection. This is a preference question, so the guide does not turn it into an unsupported product-performance claim.

Browse the custom figurine collection to choose a template, then confirm the live size options on the selected product page. The main custom figurine product lists a quote option when its six standard sizes do not fit the intended space.

A simple pre-order size check

1. Identify the model's two farthest visible points, including raised accessories.
2. Include a wide or tall base in that span — it is not separate from the selected height.
3. Mark the chosen centimeter length on paper at full size.
4. Place that paper marker in the intended location or beside the existing collection.
5. For TRPG use, separately verify the base footprint and the scale of nearby miniatures.
6. If the standard options do not fit, check whether the selected product offers a custom-size quote before ordering.

This check is intentionally low-tech. Its job is to turn a number on a dropdown into a physical reference you can inspect. It also avoids promising that one size preserves more detail, fits a standard grid, or matches another miniature line when those claims have not been verified for the specific model.

Frequently asked questions

What custom figurine sizes does JuJuBit offer?

JuJuBit's main custom figurine product lists 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 10 cm, plus a custom-size quote option. Individual template products can offer fewer choices, so confirm the live options on the exact product page before ordering.

How is the selected figurine size measured?

The selected size follows the model's longest visible outer contour. A raised weapon, wing, hairstyle, or accessory can set the endpoint, and a wide or tall base is included in that measurement rather than measured separately.

Which JuJuBit size is recommended for TRPG use?

JuJuBit lists 4 cm as the minimum TRPG size and recommends 6 cm. Those are height recommendations only. If the figure must match a grid or an existing miniature collection, verify the base footprint and collection scale separately.

Is a 4 cm JuJuBit figure the same as a 28 mm miniature?

No. Four centimeters equals 40 millimeters, so the stated height is greater than 28 millimeters. Scale systems can also describe figures differently, so height alone cannot prove that the base, proportions, or collection scale will match.

What should I do if none of the standard sizes fits?

Mark the required outer-contour length and check the available space first. The main custom figurine product lists a custom-size quote option. Confirm whether the exact product supports it, then share the intended dimensions and use case before ordering.

About JuJuBit

JuJuBit publishes product guides to help shoppers understand verified sizing, customization limits, and use-case constraints before ordering. Product-page options and approved fact records are rechecked whenever this guide is materially updated.