Start with a photo, a drawing or an idea. Tell us the details, size and quantity you have in mind. We review feasibility and confirm your proposal and quote before payment.
Send your idea, references and practical details. We check feasibility and clarify anything missing.
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Review the concept and quote
For accepted projects, we confirm the concept, scope, price, timing and included revisions before payment.
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Approve the model before printing
After concept approval and payment, we prepare the 3D model. For printed projects, you approve the final model before printing begins.
You do not need every detail to start.
Start with a photo or a short description, your contact details and permission to use your references. Leave uncertain choices as “Help me choose”; we will work through them with you.
Portraits, pets, original characters, group scenes, vehicle display models, signs and decorative objects are starting points. Describe an idea that does not fit a category; we confirm what can be made before payment.
Can I start without a photo?
Yes. Describe your idea in at least 20 characters. Clear references help us assess details; we may request photos before developing a likeness.
How much will it cost?
We quote after reviewing the design, dimensions, finish, number of distinct designs and copies. You review the concept, scope and confirmed price before payment.
What do I approve, and when?
First, the concept and quote. After approval and payment, we prepare the 3D model. For printed projects, you approve that model before printing. Included revisions are set out in the proposal.
Can I include several people or order several copies?
Yes. Tell us how many subjects belong in each piece, how many different designs you need and how many copies of each. Mention whether the subjects should share a scene or be separate pieces.
Can you meet my event date?
Add your needed-by date. We confirm feasibility, production timing and delivery options before payment. Entering a date does not reserve a production slot.
Can I request a digital 3D file?
Choose a physical object, a digital file, both, or help choosing. Digital delivery, file format, compatibility and permitted uses are reviewed and quoted separately; a printed object does not automatically include a file or commercial rights.