Review the brief
We review the product references, event date, target dimensions or scale, quantity and the information visitors need to understand.
Physical exhibition communication
Exhibition Scale Models for Industrial, Aerospace and Defence Displays
Present the shape, layout and important features of your product in a physical model that visitors can understand. We develop the scope around your reference data, display space and presentation requirements.
From source data to a display model
Prepare for scale
CAD or drawings may need simplification, subdivision and interface planning before fabrication. Reconstruction work is scoped separately.
Define the presentation
Static or reviewed moving features, bases, labels, covers, lighting, finish and packing are included only when agreed in the quotation.
What changes cost and timing?
Size, source-data quality, detail, quantity, finish, mechanisms, display base or cover, assembly and transport requirements all affect the production plan.
- Share the target size or scale and quantity.
- Identify the event date and delivery city.
- Describe the desired finish, base, cover and any movement.
- Provide available CAD, drawings or reference images for review.
Questions buyers ask
Can we start without complete CAD?
Drawings, dimensions and reference images can be reviewed first. Any design or reconstruction work is scoped separately.
Can a model include moving features?
We can review the desired movement. A static display and a working mechanism are different deliverables and must be quoted explicitly.
How is the model transported?
Packing and handling depend on size, fragility and destination. The quotation identifies the agreed arrangement.
Need printing-only manufacturing support?
For supplied scale-model files, printable subdivisions, process selection and finishing, visit 3D Printing Biz.