Products and Parts
Models and mock-ups
Scale models, presentation models, and loose model parts for design review, communication, and exhibitions.

Precise scaled parts
Laser cutting is suitable for repeatable walls, floors, facades, and detailed parts. By consciously combining materials and layer thicknesses, a legible model is created without every detail having to be made manually.
What can you have made?
From study and presentation models to small series of identical scale components.

Architectural models
Many repeatable contours and layers within one coherent model.

Architectural Models
Facades, floors, and transparent parts to a fixed scale.

Presentation Models
A transparent object in which material and construction may remain visible.

Working demo models
Components for educational or technical models with moving parts.
Materials that often fit well
These are logical starting points, not rigid prescriptions. Compare the properties and available thicknesses with the function of your design.
MDF
Smooth and dimensionally stable for many scale models, layers, and parts that will be painted or finished.
View materials →Acrylic
For transparent parts, color accents, and smooth visible surfaces within a model.
View materials →Designs for Scale and Assembly
The smallest details, material thickness, and assembly sequence together determine whether the model remains legible and manufacturable.
Scale and detail
Check line weights, gaps, and small parts at actual product size; details that appear large on screen may disappear to scale.
Layer structure and assembly
Divide the model into logical layers or parts for assembly and take into account the thickness of each sheet.
Material per function
MDF and cardboard are practical for many model parts; acrylic can add transparency or a sharp accent of colour.
First, test one model
A trial version shows whether details, connections, and material thicknesses are correct in practice before you order multiple sets.
This is what that looked like in practice
Work actually produced by Het Laser Lokaal, with our role and material choices described as concretely as possible.

Scale model municipality of Nijmegen
A model for the municipality of Nijmegen visualizes area developments for the coming years, with MDF base plates, engraved main roads, and buildings made of white acrylic, among other materials.
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