Scale models, built to convince.
From a 1:400 golf course masterplan to a deck-detailed warship, we design, print, finish, light and install scale models for developers, architects, agencies and brands.
- PricingPer project
- Lead time2 to 12 weeks
- QuoteSame business day
Send drawings, a site plan or a reference. Reply the same business day, no obligation.
What we build
A good model sells the idea before anything is built. We make each one to the client's drawings at our studio on Bendemeer Road, Singapore, for clients such as LTA, Sartorius, SBS Transit, Samsung and Interasia.
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Architectural
Building and masterplan models, podiums and facades, down to 1:400 and finer, with lighting and landscaping.
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Industrial and infrastructure
Power plants, rail, machinery and plant models for tenders, exhibitions and training.
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Vehicles and vessels
Cars, aircraft and ships: bodywork resin printed in SLA for crisp detail, then primed, painted and mounted on custom bases.
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Exhibition and display
Large-format showcase pieces, delivered and set up on site.
Our work, by type
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Architectural and masterplan
Buildings, campuses and masterplans for presentations, theses and sales galleries.
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Mandai Executive Golf CourseGolf course diorama for Mandai Executive Golf CourseA 1:400 diorama of Mandai Executive Golf Course, made as a keepsake before the course closes: every hole, bunker and path on one base. -
LTAMRT construction diorama for LTA1:200 cutaways of MRT construction for LTA: street and worksite on top, the strutted dig, shaft and two tunnels below, lit in acrylic cases. -
KnoxxResidential and industrial comparison model for KnoxxA scale model for Knoxx that sets a green residential district beside an industrial one, built straight from brief to finished model. -
Yong Jun Sek, NUS ArchitectureHanoi Film Centre architecture model for Yong Jun SekA site model of the Hanoi Film Centre & Archive: a red fluted block over the original white building, with its square, streets and waterside. -
A private clientThree-storey architectural scale modelA 1:150 three-storey building, modelled from the client's drawings and printed level by level, with every floor open to view. -
Mitch TehLaser-cut architectural concept model for Mitch TehA laser-cut plywood block of flats, cut open to show furnished rooms, with a coloured wheeled frame lifting three amenity platforms on pulleys. -
Architectural concept model of a courtyard buildingA colonnaded courtyard building on a triangular site, 3D printed in sections, joined on its base and left plain white so the form reads first. -
Faceted laser-cut architecture modelA concept model of a faceted building: diamond-lattice facades, open roof grids and frames laser cut from thin plywood, around a 3D printed red maze. -
Clear resin model of the Rome ColosseumA Rome Colosseum scale model 3D printed in clear resin, base and all, so the arches, seating tiers and arena floor show through the walls. -
Pasir Ris Secondary SchoolGreen bus stop model for Pasir Ris Secondary SchoolA white 3D printed bus stop for Pasir Ris Secondary School, with a green roof, a UV-printed solar panel top and a bench.
Industrial, instruments and equipment
Machines, lab instruments and plant, true to the real machine.
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SartoriusSartorius iQue 5, Incucyte CX3 and Octet R8e instrument modelsModels of three Sartorius lab instruments, the iQue 5, Incucyte CX3 and Octet R8e, in their own white and yellow, with working parts. -
BMCData centre energy scale model for BMCBMC wanted its green initiative told in one model: a data centre on coal power on one side, on sun and wind on the other. -
ICA Automated Border Clearance gate modelA presentation model of ICA's automated passenger gates, SLA printed, hand-airbrushed and set on an LED-lit base under a clear acrylic case. -
MerckMerck MAST Master Controller and Sample Navigator replicasTrue-to-size replicas of Merck's MAST Master Controller and Sample Navigator for training and display, with real screws and every label. -
EtaVoltRecycling machine display model for EtaVoltAn accurate display model of EtaVolt's recycling machine, 3D printed with its chutes, screens and branding, plus the green container that houses it. -
HydrovUnderwater ROV scale model for HydrovA tabletop model of Hydrov's hull-cleaning underwater robot, in its grey and blue with real brush discs, so clients can see how it works.
Vehicles and vessels
Cars, trains, ships and aircraft, detailed and mounted for display.
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Meuraki Pte Ltd3D printed F1 show car for an expo standAn F1-style show car for an expo stand, printed in sections around a steel spine so it can be handled and rolled into place. -
InterasiaContainer ship model for InterasiaA 1.2 m wall model of Interasia's container ship Interasia Transcend, agreed with the client in renders over three rounds. -
Frigate scale models, VICTORY 88Two matching 3D printed models of the frigate VICTORY (88 on the bow), filled, sanded, primed and finished grey over red. -
CO2 Rail concept train scale modelThe CO2 Rail concept train: a locomotive in wave livery and a solar-panelled carbon-capture tank car, resin printed, primed and painted by hand. -
Yong Jun Sek, NUS ArchitectureModel train cars for a Hanoi Train Street thesisThree 3D printed train cars for Project Trainspotting, a final-year NUS Master of Architecture thesis model of Hanoi's Train Street. -
Magtrain UAE concept train scale modelWe turned the client's Magtrain UAE idea into a lit printed model on a sand base, in a clear case, for a Dubai expo. -
Alvyn Lim3D printed Heron 1 drone display modelA display model of the RSAF's Heron 1 drone in flight, built from photos with AI 3D modelling and ready a week before the deadline.
Exhibition and display
Showcase pieces and booths built for an audience.
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SamsungGalaxy S26 Privacy Display booth for SamsungWe turned Samsung's Galaxy S26 Privacy Display into a mini MRT carriage: two commuters, a lit sign, nosy googly eyes and a charging phone stand. -
SBS TransitDiorama trophy for SBS TransitA farewell diorama trophy for an SBS Transit director: a bus on the road, an MRT train lit below, and a caricature of the recipient.
How a scale model is made
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Brief and 3D model
Your drawings or site plan, rebuilt in 3D and approved by you as renders.
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3D printing
FDM for the massing and SLA for the fine detail, every part checked by our team.
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Material fabrication
Laser cutting, engraving and UV printing for bases, acrylic, facades and graphics.
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Hand finishing
Sanding, priming, painting, weathering and hand sculpting.
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Electronics and assembly
LED lighting, electronics and moving parts wired in, and everything built up on the base.
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Delivery and installation
Packed, delivered and set up on site, with a display case if it needs one.
Read before you start
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ReadHow is an architectural scale model actually made? -
ReadHow do I design an architectural model for 3D printing? -
ReadHow do you paint and finish each kind of 3D print? -
ReadWhat can be laser cut, and which material suits your job? -
ReadFDM, SLA, SLS, MJF or metal: which 3D printing process suits your part? -
ReadHow do you choose the right colour for a 3D print? -
Read3D Print Finishing Options: Which Coat Should You Choose? -
ReadWhat is UV printing, and what can it print on?
Have a model to build?
Send drawings, a site plan or a reference. We'll come back with an approach and a quote.
Use the bar below to WhatsApp us or send a brief. We reply the same business day.
Frequently asked questions
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 for the massing, SLA for the 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?
Most of our models sit between 1:50 and 1:400: the Hanoi Train Street thesis cars at 1:50, LTA's MRT cutaways at 1:200 and the Mandai Executive Golf Course diorama at 1:400. We choose the scale to fit your display space and the detail you need.
Who have you made scale models for?
LTA (1:200 MRT construction cutaways), Sartorius (models of three lab instruments, with working parts), SBS Transit (a diorama trophy), Samsung (Galaxy S26 launch displays), Interasia (a 1.2 m container ship) and Mandai Executive Golf Course (a 1:400 diorama). Each one was designed and made at our Singapore studio.
Do you make dioramas?
Yes. A diorama is a scale model of a whole scene: the Mandai Executive Golf Course at 1:400, LTA's MRT construction cutaways at 1:200 in lit acrylic cases, and an SBS Transit trophy with a lit MRT train under the road.
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 take 2 to 12 weeks; large or lit pieces take longer. 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.