Scale · Stand · Training
Professionalscale model
Your product or installation brought down to a scale that travels and shows well, from your CAD or modelled from your drawings.
The offer in detail
The scale follows the use
It is chosen from what the model has to make legible and how it will travel, not from a ratio settled in advance.
Legible without commentary
Two colours straight off the printer, markings and a base: sub-assemblies can be told apart from a distance, with nobody there to explain them.
Resin where it shows
Fine parts are printed in 16K resin, which holds sharp edges and textures; the bulk stays in FDM, which survives being carried around.
Finishing
Supports removed, surfaces sanded, parts assembled and prepared for painting when the model is to be painted.
How it works
- 1
Scale and reading
We settle the scale and what the model has to show first.
- 2
Modelling
From your CAD, or built from your drawings and photographs.
- 3
Printing
Resin for the fine detail, FDM for the bulk and the base.
- 4
Finishing and base
Sanding, assembly, markings, base, and something to carry it in.
Every project has its own quote
A scale model is priced on its scale, its level of detail and its finish. Send your CAD or your drawings, and tell us where it will be shown.
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Assembly kit
An object handed over flat, in a box, that your audience puts together itself.
Parts that clip together · Printed instructions · Packaging
3D modelling
A sketch, a dimensioned drawing or an existing part becomes a file ready to print.
Dimensioned drawing · Sketch · Reverse engineering
3D printing
Your files printed in FDM or resin, from a single part to a full run.
FDM · Resin · Short runs