The 1967 Ferrari 1:5th Scale Project

wide angle view of 3d printer interior with 3d model at the top

Way back as a child I remember the jelly mould looking racing cars at Le Mans in France. The Ferrari 330p4 and Porsche 917 captivated me, the body lines and racing culture are part of the reason I became a designer and 3d artist. I kept drawing this car over and over. For years I dreamed of owning one. In 2004 i started making the most detailed model I could. Slowly I built up reference photos and started building the car in 3d. This project has always been moving a long in the background and now I am starting to print all the parts out in 1:5th scale. Check back soon to see more progress on the 330 scale model build.

Entrepreneur? How to get a product made? Need something made?

Where to start? Well probably on paper or at a drawing board. Hence the expression, “back to the drawing board”. Once you have the idea in a basic format come to us and we will help it move to the next level.

We’ll make it look swish and cool and edgy! We can offer advice on manufacture, use of materials and we can help with any tech that might need to be incorporated into the next big thing you just came up with.

Eureka moment? No problem we are here to help you get your prototype from the paper page or CAD design you supply us with. We can even help if you don’t have that yet!

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3d design and actual things

We have been thinking about doing a 3d product marketing blog for ages! So much so that 5 years have passed since we first came up with the idea! But isn’t it good to know that we are not wasting time on Blogs and getting your work done?

Update!  We got a CNC machine. The 3d printer doesn’t look so lonely now.

Next update:  Covid happened…  We are still making actual things and virtual things.  No filming or motion capture for the time being!

Update: Did we forget to mention we have 3d Motion Capture facilities? We do. However you cannot use them until Lockdown is over! Still worth mentioning though, right?