Amalgam Models

Andy's Dinosaur Adventures Clock previous slide Built for BBC Features, the Dino Clock features in Andy’s Dinosaur Adventures as he travels back through time.

The basic form of the 1:1000 Cheddar Gorge model was CNC’d from a hard foam; this basic shape was then heavily re-worked to simulate the crumbling limestone cliffs of the landscape.

This submarine prop, visible in the first episode of the BBC fantasy drama ‘Atlantis,’ represents the ruined Oracle Hull and was artworked to appear rusted and battered from years on the sea floor.

This is a 1:300 scale model constructed from wood and acrylic with a removable roof to show the internal layout. It was commissioned as a Public Consultation model, and the building has subsequently been built as a school for Special Educational Needs.

The models demonstrate how the energy is supplied from two distribution networks to deliver smart hybrid heating in homes at the lowest possible cost.

Amalgam are proud to have sculpted a life-sized Aardman Wallace character to travel around the country as part of a promotion for Aardman’s ‘Wallace and Gromit’s World of Invention.’

Full colour and at a high level of detail, this model was made before Amalgam had access to laser-cutting processes, and the acrylic and veneer had to be meticulously cut and scribed by hand.

The competition for the redevelopment of the St David’s and Quadrant shopping centres in Swansea was open to entrants across Europe. This 1/1250 small scale massing model illustrates how BDP’s proposed scheme works within the city.

This stylised presentation model, made at 1:25 scale, was created as a tool for Urban Splash. It was developed for display in their sales suite as a marketing tool for the luxury Lakeshore Apartments south of Bristol.

This interactive architectural model of Sleaford Renewable Energy Plant, made for Crystalfish Communications and Eco2, is presented as a puzzle.

This 1/12th scale model Doll’s Home for brand communication agency Blue Rubicon, on behalf of Homebase, is crammed full of detail. Everything was produced as scaled replicas of furniture ranges stocked by the home and garden retailer.

We produced this stereolithography architectural model of a design for the Bogota International Convention Centre for Zaha Hadid Architects as a 3D printed part.