Scale models, built to convince.
From a 1:400 golf course to a full pillar installation, we design, print, finish, light and install scale models end to end for developers, agencies and brands.
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Architectural
Building and masterplan models, podiums and façades, down to 1:400 and finer, with lighting and landscaping.
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Industrial & infrastructure
Power plants, rail, machinery and plant models for tenders, exhibitions and training.
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Vehicles & vessels
Cars, aircraft and ships: bodywork in SLA, detailed, painted and mounted on custom bases.
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Exhibition & display
Large-format showcase pieces and installations, delivered and installed on site.
Frequently asked
How much does a custom scale model cost in Singapore?
Every scale model is quoted per project, because size, detail, materials and finishing vary so much. The build usually combines 3D printing (FDM from S$0.10 per gram, SLA from S$0.30 per gram for fine detail), CNC or laser-cut bases, and hand finishing. Send drawings or a site plan and we return a price, usually the same business day.
What scales do you work to?
From large 1:50 presentation pieces down to 1:400 and finer for masterplans. The Mandai Golf Course model was built at 1:400. We choose the scale to fit your display footprint and the level of detail you need.
Can you build a model from architectural drawings or CAD?
Yes. We work from DWG, DXF, Revit, IFC, SketchUp, Rhino or STEP files, and also from PDFs or sketches. Our in-house design team rebuilds anything that is not fabrication-ready.
How long does a scale model take to build?
Most models run 2 to 6 weeks depending on size and finishing. We confirm a timeline with the quote and can phase delivery to hit tight exhibition or tender deadlines.
Do you deliver and install the model on site?
Yes. Exhibition and display pieces are delivered and installed by our team, including lighting and landscaping where the model calls for it.
Have a model to build?
Send drawings, a site plan or a reference. We'll come back with an approach and a quote.