To provide an accurate quote, we typically need the following:
CAD Drawings/PDFs: Floor plans, elevations, and site plans.
Scale Required: E.g., 1:100, 1:200, or a specific size limit (e.g., "must fit on a 4ft table").
Level of Detail: Do you need basic massing (white block) or full realism (colors, textures, landscaping)?
Deadline: When do you need the model delivered?
The timeline depends on the complexity and scale of the project.
Simple Architectural Models: 1–2 weeks.
Complex Master Plans or Industrial Models: 3–5 weeks.
We can provide an expedited "rush service" for urgent deadlines—please ask us about availability.
Yes. We believe in transparency. We share work-in-progress photos at key stages (structure completion, painting, landscaping) to ensure the model aligns with your vision before we finalize the details.
We are a full-service studio with experience in:
Real Estate Modes: High-rise apartments, villas, and commercial complexes.
Engineering & Industrial Models: Water treatment plants, factory layouts, and piping systems.
Master Plan Models: Large townships, urban planning, and topographic maps.
Absolutely. We offer various lighting options, including:
Warm/Cool Interior Lighting: To simulate lived-in spaces.
Street & Landscape Lighting: Tiny lamp posts and garden lights.
Interactive Lighting: Zone-controlled lighting (via buttons or iPad) to highlight specific amenities or phases of a project.
We use high-quality, durable materials including:
Laser-cut Acrylic and ABS plastic for precision structures.
3D printed resin components for intricate details (furniture, cars, machinery).
Specialized landscaping materials for realistic grass, trees, and water bodies.
Safety is our priority. We can design custom flight cases or heavy-duty crates with foam padding specifically contoured to your model. We also coordinate with specialized logistics partners who handle delicate cargo.
We serve clients globally. For international shipments, we ensure the model is packed to withstand air freight standards.
Minor adjustments can often be accommodated if caught early in the process. However, structural changes requested after the laser-cutting or 3D printing phase may incur additional costs and time. We recommend finalizing the design drawings before production begins.