For this moment.
Handmade miniature commissions for people, places and moments that matter. Each piece is 3D modelled, printed in resin and hand-painted. Each one is made once, for one person.
The question I get most often is: how does this work?
You tell me what the moment is. A place where something happened. A person and what defines them. An anniversary, a graduation, a proposal, a game, a film. I model it, print it, paint it, build it. It arrives as something you can hold.
The longer version depends on what you are looking for. The three sections below cover the main categories. If yours does not fit cleanly into any of them, that is fine too. Get in touch.
Made for you.
Love Stories
Proposals, weddings, anniversaries, first meetings. The moments that started something, and the ones that kept it going.
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Life Moments
The day a family grows. The day someone becomes something new. The kind of thing that does not need an occasion to be worth marking.
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Places
A childhood home. A view from a window that no longer exists. A corner of a city that was yours for a while. Places carry memories.
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Achievements
Graduations, promotions, completions. Something that took years. Something worth handing someone in three dimensions.
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Employee & Team Gifts
Individual miniatures for individual people. Gifts that do not look like they came from a catalogue, because they did not.
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Anniversary Projects
Ten years. Twenty years. A milestone that deserves more than a dinner. A commemorative piece with a proper brief.
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Not sure where you fit?
Not every commission has a clean category name. If you have an idea and you are not sure where it belongs, just describe it and we will figure it out from there.
How commissions work
Depends on complexity and scale. A 1:72 scene with two figures and a simple base typically takes 10 to 12 hours of build time, not counting 3D printing time. A larger piece at 1:18 scale can be 20 hours or more. Realistic timelines are discussed at the brief stage.