Nano Banana 3D Figurine Prompts (the Viral 1/7 Scale Trend)

Turn this photo into a 1/7 scale commercial figurine of the character, realistic style, in a real environment. Place the figurine on a round transparent acrylic base with no text. Behind it, put a toy packaging box printed with original artwork of the same character, and next to it a computer screen showing the ZBrush modeling process of that figurine. Set the whole scene indoors on a desk, soft studio lighting, photorealistic render.

It stacks every signal of the trend - scale label, acrylic base, printed box, and the on-screen ZBrush shot - so the model outputs the exact collectible-desk look people are sharing.

Convert the subject into a highly detailed 1/7 scale PVC collectible figurine on a round clear acrylic stand, photographed as a professional product shot on a plain light-grey seamless background, crisp studio softbox lighting, shallow depth of field, glossy paint finish with visible sculpted detail.

Dropping the busy desk for a seamless backdrop makes the figure the hero and reads like an official store listing photo.

Make a realistic 1/7 scale figurine of this person standing on a round acrylic base, sitting on a wooden desk beside a keyboard, a coffee mug, and a monitor displaying the 3D sculpt of the figurine in modeling software. Warm indoor lighting, believable scale against the desk objects, photoreal.

Anchoring the figure next to everyday desk items sells the tiny-collectible scale better than the figure alone.

Create a 1/7 scale collectible figurine based on this photo, but keep my face, hairstyle, skin tone, and outfit exactly identical to the reference - do not restyle or beautify my features. Sculpt the body in a realistic figurine finish, place it on a round acrylic base with a printed packaging box behind it on a desk.

An explicit lock on face and features stops the model from drifting into a generic pretty stranger, which is the number one complaint with edits.

Turn this character into an adorable chibi figurine with an oversized head, tiny body, and big shiny eyes, glossy hand-painted finish, standing on a round acrylic base. Add a small toy box behind it with matching chibi artwork, desk setting, soft cheerful lighting, photoreal render.

Chibi proportions plus the same box-and-base staging keep the viral framing while giving the cute, gift-shop feel people ask for.

Recreate this person as a vinyl bobble-head collectible in the classic big-square-head, small-body toy style, solid matte colors, tiny simplified features, standing inside an open window-box package printed with the character name and artwork on a desk, product photo lighting.

Calling out the square head, matte vinyl, and window box nails the instantly recognizable pop-collectible silhouette.

Sculpt this character as a premium anime-style PVC scale figure with dynamic pose, flowing hair and cloth, glossy cel-shaded paintwork and sharp anime facial features, mounted on a decorative round base, displayed beside its printed collector box, studio product photography.

The dynamic pose plus glossy cel-shaded paint matches the look of high-end Japanese figure lines like Good Smile and Kotobukiya.

Turn this person into a poseable plastic action figure sealed inside a cardboard-and-plastic blister pack, hanging on a retail peg. Print the character name and stylized artwork on the backing card, include small accessory pieces in the tray, glossy toy-store lighting, photoreal.

The sealed blister pack with accessories and a printed backer card reads as a real boxed retail toy rather than a loose figure.

Create a detailed 1/6 scale resin statue of this character in a heroic action pose on a themed diorama base with rocks and debris, matte and metallic mixed finish, dramatic rim lighting, displayed on a shelf beside its premium collector box with foil artwork, photoreal render.

A larger scale, diorama base, and mixed resin finishes give the high-end premium-statue look instead of a mass-market toy.

Design a complete toy packaging mockup for a figurine of this character - a printed window box showing the figure inside, character name in bold logo type on top, artwork panels on the sides, a barcode and small scale label, photographed as a clean product shot on a desk.

Focusing on the full box rather than the figure gives shareable branded packaging art that looks like a genuine product reveal.