What affects the work
We look at size and scale, of course, but also at the number of pieces, the level of finish and the source material. Terrain, lighting, moving or removable features, a custom case and installation all add work. A short deadline can change how we plan the build. See what shapes a custom model’s timeline.
What helps us prepare a quote
Drawings or photographs, the available display space and your preferred timing all help us understand the project. We will also talk about what the model should show. If you have a budget in mind, that helps us suggest an approach that fits.
How we discuss options
There is often more than one way to build a project. A simpler finish, different scale or fewer special features can change the scope without losing the point of the model. We would rather talk through those choices than give you a generic number that is wrong for your job.
For an example, see our Pepperdine Campus project. We also have architectural models in the portfolio.