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Custom 3D Printing in the UK

Request a non-functional cosplay prop, display piece, prototype or practical part from a model you have permission to reproduce. We review each project and agree the material, finish, price and production time before work begins.

How it works

01
Describe the projectShare the intended use, dimensions, quantity and any model link.
02
Review and clarifyWe check rights, suitability, limitations, materials and lead time.
03
Quote before productionNothing is printed until the scope, price and timing are agreed.

Before you enquire

You must own the model or have permission to reproduce it. Non-functional plastic cosplay props and display pieces can be reviewed. We do not accept functional weapons, components intended for a real weapon, safety-critical parts, medical items, electrical products, food-contact parts or products intended as toys.

Have a model file?

Add a share link below if you can. Do not send confidential files yet. We will explain the next step after reviewing the enquiry.

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Project details

Fields marked * are required. Share the details below so we can review your project. If you have an event date, tell us when the finished piece needs to arrive.

Name

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Project type

Approximate dimensions

Quantity

Requested finish optional

Preferred colour or paint details optional

Required date optional

Model or reference link optional Use a viewable share link where possible. We will request the actual file later if needed.

Intended use

Project details

I confirm that I own the model or have permission to reproduce it. * I confirm this request is not for a functional weapon, a component intended for a real weapon, or a safety-critical, medical, electrical, food-contact or toy product. *

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