Bunny Arts
Method · Large Scale Printing

Precision manufacturing, scaled to fill a room.

Precision manufacturing at architectural and installation scale.

Capability

Large scale printing extends our precision manufacturing capability to architectural-scale models and installation pieces, produced in sections and assembled to a documented standard.

Every commission — single piece or production run — passes through the same hand-finishing and quality check our sculptural work does; precision manufacturing and craftsmanship are the same process here, not two separate standards.

How it works

  1. 01

    Brief & reference

    You send the file, sketch, photograph, or specification — whatever you have. We confirm scale, material, and finish before anything is queued for print.

  2. 02

    Digital preparation

    The model is oriented, supported, and sliced for the method that suits it best — resin, FDM, SLA, or SLS. The choice is about the piece, not a fixed menu.

  3. 03

    Precision print & hand-finish

    The piece is printed to tolerance, then passed to an artisan for the same hand-finishing every sculptural commission receives — precision manufacturing and craftsmanship are one process here, not two.

  4. 04

    Quality check & delivery

    Every piece is checked against the approved digital proof before it's packed, insured, and shipped.

Why Bunny Arts

Hand and machine, one standard

Every print — single piece or production run — is hand-finished and quality-checked the same way our sculptural work is.

Method chosen for the piece

Resin, FDM, SLA, SLS, or large scale — we print in whichever method actually suits your object, not whichever machine happens to be free.

Built for both segments

The same precision serves a single collector's commission and a thousand-unit corporate batch, without a lesser standard for volume.

Shipped worldwide, insured

Every piece is packed to its own weight and material, and insured for the trip — India, the US, Canada, the UK, Australia, Europe, the Middle East.

Questions about large scale printing