Display models and full-scale mockups of the things that are hard to bring to a show floor — airliners, an eVTOL air-taxi, a 1:10 locomotive. We model from your CAD or engineering data, print in sections, and hand-finish the livery in our Kuala Lumpur atelier, so the replica reads as the real machine from across the hall.
Replicas we've built
Airliners in full brand livery, an electric air-taxi, a fighter in CAD, and a locomotive detailed to the railing — each modelled digitally, printed in our atelier, and finished by hand.
SMH Rail
H10 locomotive, 1:10
Display model of a Malaysia-built locomotive — railings, livery, bogies, every detail to scale. Made for a World Bank-funded project
AirAsia
Airliner, brand livery
Aircraft model finished and hand-painted to the exact brand red and decals in our atelier
Institute of Technical Education
A350 airliner model
Wide-body airliner replica with sculpted engines and a patterned tail — built to the institute's livery
Vertical
eVTOL air-taxi model
Multi-rotor electric aircraft display model — fine propellers and gloss body, stand-mounted for the floor
Engineering
Fighter aircraft — CAD to print
Aircraft modelled and dimensioned in CAD, then split into print sections — how an accurate replica really starts
The craft
Locomotive, full CAD assembly
Every component modelled before a single part is printed — the digital twin behind the 1:10 loco
CAD → sections → finish
A replica is judged up close by people who know the real machine. So we start from your CAD or engineering drawings, model the digital twin, and sign it off with you before anything prints — then build it in sections over an internal frame and finish the livery by hand. It's the same process whether the result is a 1:10 display piece or a full-size mockup.
Modelled from your CAD or engineering data — accurate to the panel line, not eyeballed
Aircraft, rolling stock, and vehicles — commercial, eVTOL, and rail platforms replicated for display
Any scale: from a detailed 1:10 display piece to a full-size 1:1 mockup, sectioned to 7 metres
Printed in sections over an internal structure, then hand-finished and brand-painted in-house
Built for the exhibition floor — defence and aerospace trade shows, brand launches, museums, training rooms
1:10 H10 locomotive delivered for SMH Rail's World Bank-funded project
FAQ
Yes. Full-size pieces are printed in sections, joined over an internal structural frame, and finished as one continuous surface — we build assembled pieces up to 7 metres. Tell us the platform and the booth space and we plan the scale and sectioning around it.
Aircraft (commercial, eVTOL, and military types), locomotives and rolling stock, vehicles, and machinery — built from your CAD, engineering drawings, GA drawings, or a reference. We've made airliner models, an eVTOL air-taxi, and a 1:10 locomotive for a rail manufacturer.
We model from your CAD or engineering data, so the replica is accurate to the panel line and proportion rather than a sculptor's approximation. We show you the CAD assembly for sign-off before anything is printed.
Yes — non-functional display models and mockups for trade shows such as DSA and LIMA, plus museums, briefing centres, and training rooms. These are presentation pieces built to your reference; we don't produce functional hardware. Read our note on exhibiting at DSA / NATSEC Asia and how 3D printing is used for defence and security display equipment.
From detailed 1:10 and 1:8 display models to full-size 1:1 mockups. For a trade-show centrepiece we'll recommend the scale that reads best from across the hall and still fits your stand and budget.
Yes — all finishing is in-house. Brand-exact paint, livery, decals, and panel detailing; our AirAsia airliner was hand-painted to the exact brand red. Design and CAD work starts from RM 300; every replica is quoted per project.
Typically 3–6 weeks depending on size and detail. Fixed exhibition dates are planned backwards from the show open with margin — tell us the date first. We design, print, and finish in our Kuala Lumpur atelier and deliver nationwide.
Start with our guided intake process. No free consultations — only serious projects move forward.
Feasibility review may be required for high-risk or time-critical projects.
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