Common questions about life-size figures
Yes. For outdoor use we build in GRP or polyurethane, weatherproof and securely anchored. Pure 3D printing is not suited to long outdoor use.
People, athletes and film characters as sculptures, at 1:1 scale or larger. For trade fair stands, campaign launches and shop windows.

A figure pulls visitors in from the aisle. For AbbVie, life-size figures stood at the AEDV dermatology fair in Geneva.
Netflix has figures built before a series launches. For the launch of “Disenchantment”, the main characters stood in Bremen as the Town Musicians. View project
For the football World Cup, Nike showed Ronaldo, Ribéry and Rooney at life size. Volleyball’s world federation FIVB set up 5 m stars at the Olympics and world championships.
For Louis Vuitton we made window figures for Paris, London and KaDeWe in Berlin. View project
A figure only looks real when posture, proportion and face are right. That is why we work from photos taken from all sides or from a 3D scan, and agree the digital model with you before production starts.
We 3D print the head and hands for fine detail and mill the body. A 1:1 person takes around a week to print, and about a day on the milling machine.


Photos from all sides with the known body height, a 3D scan of the person, or existing 3D data.
We model face, posture and clothing and agree the model with you.
The body is milled, head and hands are 3D printed.
Coating and paint down to the skin tone. For outdoor use we build in GRP or polyurethane.
As a single figure, a group, or as a kit for mobile use.
The inquiry form shows a first price range as soon as you enter size, location and finish. Request a figure
Yes. For outdoor use we build in GRP or polyurethane, weatherproof and securely anchored. Pure 3D printing is not suited to long outdoor use.
Send us a photo, the size you want and your deadline. The form is already set up for figures.