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Challenge shield award design for FOIT

A challenge shield we designed for FOIT Pte Ltd: a shield-shaped award board with round name plates, in Rail, Bus and P2P versions.

Client
FOIT Pte Ltd
Scope
Design only
What it is
A shield-shaped award board with a name plate for each winner
What we did
3D design over four revisions, and a flat layout of each version for UV printing
What the client got
The 3D files and renders of the final design
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Revisions, from the first shield to the final design
4
Versions of one design, Rail, Bus and P2P
3
Round name plates on each shield
10

What we brought

  1. What we can do

    One design, three shields

    The Rail, Bus and P2P shields share one shape and layout. Only the title, the line about the award and the names change.

  2. How we look after you

    Name plates that follow the curve

    Ten round name plates sit along the curve of the teal panel. Four carry past winners and the rest are left blank.

  3. What you get

    Every finish named in the design

    Each revision named how its parts would be finished: DTF stickers for the logo, printed names, and in the final design a UV-printed panel and outline.

The build

How we built it

3 steps, from the brief to the finished piece. Pick a step to jump to it.

The brief

Step 1 of 3

Size
About 12 inches (300 mm) tall
Versions
Rail, Bus and P2P
Our scope
3D design and modelling, design for manufacture

At Additive Inn, our 3D printing studio in Singapore, we designed a challenge shield for FOIT Pte Ltd. The brief was a shield-shaped award board about 12 inches tall, with a name plate for each winner, designed from FOIT's reference. FOIT asked for the design only, delivered as 3D files.

Four revisions

Step 2 of 3

Name plates
Ten per shield, round in the final design
Finishes in the design
UV-printed panel and outline, DTF sticker logo

We took the shield through four revisions, from a plain shield with rows of small plates to a curved teal panel with round name plates. Each revision went to FOIT as renders, with the finish of each part named.

  1. Revision 0

    A shield 200 mm wide, 300 mm tall and 5 mm thick, crossed by two stripes, with rows of name plates 39 by 13.1 mm. The names were to be printed and the logo a DTF sticker.

    Render

  2. Revision 1

    The same 200 by 300 mm shield with ten name plates in two groups set off by red and navy stripes, the title and awards logo as DTF stickers, and a stand at the back.

    Render

  3. Revision 2

    The stripes went. A thin red line follows the edge, the title and logo sit in the middle, and five name plates run down each side.

    Render

  4. Revision 3

    A teal panel sweeps down the shield and carries the title, a line about the award and the awards logo. Ten round name plates follow its curve. We drew it in three versions, Rail, Bus and P2P, and laid each one out flat as the outline for UV printing.

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The final build

Step 3 of 3

FOIT received the 3D files of the final design, with renders of all three shields: Rail, P2P and Bus, each on a stand at the back.

RenderThe P2P shield.

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