博物館模型

As an important carrier for promoting and displaying historical heritage, museum models are being made in more and more cities. The basis for making museum models varies. Some museums have no design drawings because of their long history. Some museums are newly built, so they have design drawings.

For museums without drawings, model makers need to scan digital data based on the actual architecture of the museum, and then combine it with on-site photos to complete the production of museum models.

Carefully restore the overall picture of the museum. To vividly express the complex details of exhibition halls, lecture halls, exhibits, etc. Thanks to the advancement of science and technology, in the production of museum models, most of the details of the model can be realistically expressed.

Museum models already belong to the category of artworks and are supervised by local government departments. As a powerful tool for the city’s publicity, museum models often have to express long-standing historical objects, so that the exhibits look like objects that have traveled through thousands of years. This puts higher requirements on the production of models. Model makers usually use wood to achieve this effect.

Because the preservation of museum models requires a dry environment and suitable temperature, when museum models are on display, they are usually covered with transparent glass to prevent accidental touches.