3D printing.
From screen to hand: turn 3D models into physical prototypes, props and short-run pieces.
From model to object.
The same 3D models that become renders can become physical things. We print prototypes, props and short-run pieces: a pack mock-up to hold, a prop for a shoot, a one-off for an event. It is the bridge between the screen and the table, useful for testing how something feels in the hand before it is committed, or for making the thing a render only suggested.
“There is a moment a client picks up the printed version of something they had only seen on screen. That is the bit I build for.”
Priced on size, material and finish. Tell us what you want made →
What we deliver.
How it works.
Where it goes to work.
Packaging and product prototypes. Props for photography and film. Display and event pieces. One-off models and short runs.
Common questions.
What can you 3D print?
Prototypes, props, packaging mock-ups, display pieces and short-run parts, from the same models behind the renders.
How much does it cost?
Every print is priced on what it actually takes: size, material and finish. Tell us what you need and we'll come back with a figure. Price up a print run →
Do I need to supply a 3D model?
No. If there is already a model from the CGI work we use it; if not, we build one for print.
How long does it take?
Small pieces can be quick. We agree the turnaround up front based on size and finishing.
Let's make something that moves.
Most projects start with a conversation, not a quote request.
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