Inver Models - Modelmakers to Architecture, Housing and the Design Industry


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Pattern Making, Product Design & Trophies

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Packaging, furniture, and architectural detail can all benefit from the input of a modelmaker. Pre-production prototypes, patterns for bronze casting and white metal kit production are a key part of our business and we are happy to liase with your designer, sculptor or foundry to achieve optimum results.
	A variation on the jigsaw-tree theme. This puzzle fits inside a felt lined presentation box and is made from timber which had a particular sentimental value to its owner.
	A full size see-saw prototype. Creating a one-off prototype can speed up the design process and avoid pitfalls later in production.
	Prototype Sopwith biplane, for short production run in resin and white metal. 1:72 scale
	1:100 scale car patterns ready for casting
	Some of the many products modelled at the prototype stage for Bill Cameron. Progressive refinement of the design with each model helped with type-approval as well aesthetic considerations.
	Not all models are small – this syringe was made ten times full size for an awareness-raising advertising campaign. The processes and materials of model making are applicable to almost every project regardless of size and purpose.
	A three-dimensional rendition of a car-club logo was the inspiration behind this unique trophy. We can produce one-off pieces to your own design, short production runs of custom made trophies, and with help of our colleagues at Black Isle Bronze, bronze castings and sculptures.
	A faultless finish and a little bit of humour make this award memorable and unique. No project is too small for our attention.
	A set of patterns produced by us for a collector’s model vehicle at 1:43 scale. Our contacts in the white metal casting industry allow us to manufacture short production runs when required.
	Another view of the car showing how attentive we are to symmetry and proportion. The correct separation of components is essential if the casting is to be successful.