How it gets made.
Every piece starts as a digital model and ends as something you can actually hold. Here is the path it takes: printed, assembled, sanded, primed, painted and finished by hand in Central Florida.
Printed
The model goes onto the print bed in the sizes and materials that suit the piece — full props, busts, masks and custom parts, printed in the studio.
Assembled
Printed sections are dry-fitted, glued and joined up, so the real size and proportions of the piece show before any paint goes on.
Sanded & primed
Seams get filled, sanded and primed, over and over until the surface is smooth enough to take paint the way it should.
Base coats
Big blocks of colour go on first. That is where a piece starts to read as the character instead of a pile of printed parts.
Painted by hand
Eyes, teeth, weathering, gloss and matte — the small details are done by hand, one layer at a time, until it looks alive.
Deadpool, in three sittings.
The same life-size bust at three points on the bench: red all over, then detailed and weathered by hand, then done.
One colour, everywhere. The whole bust goes red before a single detail exists.
Black patches, shadows and wear go on by hand, and the piece starts to look used rather than printed.
Straps, buckles, eye mesh and a final seal — it is done when it reads as the character from across the room.
Several pieces at once.
Busts, masks, arms and figures all live on the same table at the same time — each one at a different stage.
Your imagination.
Made real.
A life-size prop? A one-of-a-kind sculpture? Let’s make something wicked good.