One 3D-printed prop per instructor, printed here in Lebanon and couriered to your department. Pick it, we confirm by email, it arrives.
Every semester an instructor explains that a 200 mm wall is 2 mm at 1:100 and does not exist at 1:500 — and every semester a student learns it the week before the jury. A print on the table says it in one look. We make these for students; we would rather you had one first.
The same 200 mm wall printed at 1:500, 1:200, 1:100 and 1:50 on one base — what survives at each scale, in your hand.
A 1:500 block study of a small urban site, about 60 × 60 mm.
A 1:50 wall section about 100 mm tall — mullions, reveals and floor slab.
A contour site tile cut from public elevation data — the kind students always underestimate.
Matte white PLA, unpainted — it photographs cleanly and reads under studio lights. Photographs of each piece are being added as they come off the printer.
Stated up front so nobody has to guess what “free” costs.
A free checker that says whether a model will survive at a given scale — no file, no signup. Worth a line in the studio brief.
3dprintlb.com/scale-check →Competition models, site models over the bed size, a whole studio’s worth of massing blocks — quoted the normal way, from your file.
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