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MiniStage, operated by the team at eStage, uses the latest 3D printing technology and methods, including extruded plastic and UV reactive resin. We can produce detailed and complicated 1:25 and 1:50 model elements leaving model makers the valuable time required to work on finishes and paint effects.
41 Whitcomb Street, WC2H 7DT, London, United Kingdom
Ministage printed my a 3D scale model for a theatre set design. The service was excellent - fast turn around with speedy delivery and a really high quality product printed from a Sketchup model with no fuss. Would definitely use again and highly recommend their services.
Excellent service - friendly, informative and accurate advice. Items arrived on time and quality was as expected. The cost was extremely reasonable - will certainly be using again!
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