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jtbraun wrote:Thanks, nice stuff.
Although cost is an issue, models like this are typically required by architectural review boards in many custom home communities. The costs are in line or lower than a traditional model builder, but the time to build is less. Additionally, with this process, the client approves renderings of the project before we build the physical model. This is in sharp contrast to the traditional method where a model maker builds the model, and then will meet with the clients to go over changes that need to be made, resulting in more time to fix the model.
As for building this into the architectural fees, most of our clients bill their client separately (with a small upcharge) for the model. If you're considering that a client may just like a small model for their desk, a 1:16 scale or smaller would be more feasible in size and cost. Here's an example of a house built at about 1:30 and 1:40.
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"jtbraun" Here's an example of a house built at about 1 wrote:
Great: Big key fobs.
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