Good questions

Frequently asked.

What does Wicked Good Props make?
Custom 3D printed props, life-size character busts, sculptures, masks, figurines and original hand-painted art. Every piece is printed, assembled, sanded, primed and painted by hand in the studio.
Where is Wicked Good Props based?
The studio is run by Matt Baribeau around Windermere and Orlando, Florida, and works with clients across Central Florida, including Dr. Phillips, Winter Garden, Clermont, Kissimmee, Tampa and Lakeland.
Can you make a life-size prop?
Yes. Large pieces are printed in sections, then joined, filled and finished so the seams disappear. The Spider-Man bust, Iron Man armor and Deadpool bust in the gallery were all built this way.
Can you make something from my own idea or reference photo?
Yes. Send a concept, reference photos or a sketch with the size, finish and purpose of the piece, and Matt will tell you what is possible.
Can you print a 3D model file I already have?
Yes. If you already have a print-ready model, share it with your quote request along with the size you want and whether you need it painted.
Do you only print, or do you paint too?
Both. You can ask for a raw print, a primed piece ready for your own paint, or a fully hand-painted, weathered and sealed finish.
How much does a custom piece cost?
Price depends on size, detail and finish, so every project is quoted individually. Use the custom quote form to get a price for your specific piece.
How long does a custom build take?
Timing depends on the size of the piece and how much finishing it needs. Matt will give you a timeline with your quote, so mention any deadline when you reach out.
Can you handle a big print run?
Yes. Wicked Good Props works with a team of local freelance printers and artists, so large jobs can be spread across many printers to get them done faster.
Do you make props for events, cosplay, displays or businesses?
Yes. Pieces are made for collectors, cosplayers, event displays, birthdays, businesses and anyone who wants something one of a kind.
Are you affiliated with Disney or Universal?
No. Wicked Good Props is an independent art studio that serves clients in the Orlando area, including communities near Disney and Universal.
Can I buy finished art?
Yes. Pieces available for sale are listed in the online shop, with checkout handled securely.
How do I request a quote?
Fill out the custom quote form, email matthewsbaribeau@gmail.com, or call or text 407-462-5146.
Can I see work in progress?
Yes. The process page shows real photos from the bench, from the print bed to the final paint, and the YouTube channel shows builds too.
I own a 3D printer or I am an artist. Can I work with you?
Yes. Local printers, painters and prop builders can sign up on the Join the team page to be contacted when projects come up.

Still wondering? Ask Matt directly.

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