Custom scale model solutions
Archetype3D builds twelve kinds of custom physical scale models. Choose the one closest to your project, or tell us what you need to show and we’ll recommend an approach.

Architectural models
Buildings and campuses for design reviews, proposals and presentations.
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Real estate development models
Neighborhoods and resorts shown before construction.
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Industrial & engineering models
Equipment and facilities that are easier to explain with something to point to.
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Data center models
Campuses with lift-off roofs and lighting that reveal power, cooling and network systems.
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Energy & nuclear models
Cutaway and site models of reactors, solar and energy facilities.
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Government & military models
Base, terrain, training and commemorative models from a veteran-owned shop.
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Trade show models
Durable display models built to travel with your sales team.
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Topography & site models
Terrain, roads and buildings in one view.
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Golf course models
Courses and golf communities shown in their landscape.
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Museum & exhibit models
Landscapes, objects, systems and dioramas made for visitors.
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Litigation & courtroom models
Accurate site, building and mechanical models for trials and mediation.
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Model repair & refurbishment
Repairs, updates and restoration, including models built by other shops.
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Choose a model by the conversation it needs to support. Architectural and development models show buildings, streets and amenities before construction. Industrial, data center and energy models open up equipment and facilities so people can see how they work. Terrain and golf models put the land first. Museum models are planned around visitors: viewing height, labels, lighting and protection. Government, litigation and repair work draw on all of these skills.
Many projects cross categories. A resort can need detailed buildings and broad terrain; a facility model can combine architecture with lift-off sections that reveal its systems. Start with your audience, the display location and the features that must be easy to see. Our guide to model uses and types explains the choice between simple mass models and detailed models.
Let’s talk about the model you have in mind.
Share what the model needs to show and who it’s for, and we’ll help you think through scale, details and next steps.
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