Custom advertising figures and 3D pieces

Examples of our work

Some real pieces we've designed, built and finished at our facilities.

What is a 3D advertising figure?

A 3D advertising figure is a three-dimensional piece that brings a product, a mascot or a brand symbol into large format. It's not a sign or a poster: it's an object with volume and physical presence, made for people to look at, walk up to and photograph.

It does what a screen can't: stop foot traffic at a fair, fill a shop window, turn a premiere into an experience or give a campaign an element that spreads on its own across social media. A good figure gets photographed, and those photos are advertising you don't pay for.

We build them whole under one roof: 3D design, printing, post-processing, hand painting, transport and installation. No subcontractors, no middlemen. That's why we can give a fixed price and stand behind the piece from start to finish.

Brands that already trust us

We've built 3D figures, replicas and large-format pieces for campaigns, premieres and activations by Netflix, HBO Max, Prime Video, LaLiga, McDonald's, Ticketmaster, Heinz, Xiaomi, Schweppes, Renfe, Wallapop and other brands, working with their agencies and production companies.

If your campaign can't fail and the deadline is the deadline, that's exactly the kind of job we work on every week.

Types of 3D figures we build

We don't do signage: we're a sculpture and large-format workshop. Our field is pieces with volume and presence.

Fixed price and deadline by contract

It's the part that worries callers most, so we make it clear from the start.

Fixed price: the quote you sign includes design, materials, finishes, packaging and transport. No surprises or extras mid-project.

Deadline by contract: we set the delivery date in writing. If your campaign depends on a premiere, a fair or a launch, that date is a commitment, not an estimate.

How we work, step by step

Materials and finishes

The material isn't a technical detail: it determines how long the piece lasts, how much it weighs and how much it costs to move. We advise you based on the environment, campaign duration and budget.

3D printing in PETG and PLA for detailed pieces, complex geometries and faithful replicas. Polystyrene for lightweight large format, when the piece is huge and needs to be moved and assembled fast. In both cases we add internal reinforcement and structure when the piece requires it.

The finish is half the result: filling, epoxy sealing, priming, hand painting or airbrushing, metallic effects, simulated textures (stone, wood, metal), vinyl and matte or gloss UV varnish for outdoors. We match corporate colors with Pantone and RAL references, and send you a sample before painting the final piece.

What a 3D figure's price depends on

The first question is usually how much a two-metre figure costs. And the honest answer is that height matters least. What sets the price is the piece's real volume and, above all, the finish.

A slender piece takes up little even if it's tall; a solid one fills far more, uses more material and more machine hours. But what really drives a quote up or down is the finish. Chrome, gold or metallic finishes force the surface to be perfectly smooth, and that means days of handwork, whether the piece is big or small. A stone or wood texture, on the other hand, forgives flaws instead of exposing them, and comes out cheaper.

That's why, before giving you a number, we ask three things: what finish you want, whether the piece goes indoors or outdoors, and when you need it. With that we give you a fixed price that doesn't move.

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Price guide: most projects we build fall between €3,000 and €30,000; complete stage sets and themed spaces start at around €10,000. With an idea, an approximate size and a date we send you a fixed quote in 24–48 h.