“The model arrived a few minutes ago and when I opened it, I said “OMG”!!! What a fabulous job you did and not only is the model of superior quality, but the packing and carrying case are exceptional. You should be really proud of the work you’ve done on this project as I certainly am. I know it’s going to have a significant positive impact on our Capital Campaign moving forward for our Northstar project. Thanks for the timely manner in which you’ve produce an outstanding product and I will certainly be recommending LGM to anyone who needs a model and you (Casey) in particular.”
– Keith D. Vogt, President, Tahoe Regional Arts Foundation
The original data for this model came from SketchUp and Revit files. LGM applied custom texture stamping to the main building and amphitheater stage for material variation which was referenced from the facility’s 2D renderings. The original terrain mesh was very triangulated, so we incorporated the use of a mesh altering software to smooth all undefined or irregular areas for a consistent and realistic surface finish.
The finishing pass on the CNC mill takes the terrain from a rough, stepped model to a clean terrain form.
This is the finished 3D print fitted in to the unfinished, milled base.
The larger format version of the model was such a hit, they ordered a color 3D print of the project.
To complete the perfect model collection, LGM created a version in wood.
