Large Product Replicas – Mincon
Mincon Large Product Replicas Mincon is a long-time innovator in the development and manufacture of hard-rock drilling tools. Not only
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War of the Worlds Alien
War of the Worlds Alien The fantastic team of engineers, sculptures, painters, air-brushers and model makers at WhiteClouds combined their
Bugs Bunny Gallery
Bugs Bunny Gallery Bugs Bunny has been part of our lives for decades. This beloved was created by our talented
BYU Campus-wide Diorama
BYU Campus-wide Diorama We recently completed the installation of Brigham Young University’s (BYU) Campus-wide Diorama. The diorama was commissioned to
Cool Projects November 27, 2019
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Cool Projects October 24, 2019
This Week at WhiteClouds October 24, 2019 Learn More About Selfie Backgrounds Learn More About Floating Letters Learn More About
Life-size 3D-printed Statue – Case Study
WhiteClouds was commissioned by the Kaua`i Museum of Hawaii to re-create a permanent 3D statue of the last King and Queen of Kaua’i and Niihau. This life-size replica was made to honor King Ali‘i ‘Aimoku Kaumuali’i and Queen Deborah Kapule Kekaihaʻakūlou, standing outside the museum as if to welcome visitors to Kaua’i and to invite us to learn more about the rich Hawaiian history displayed in the museum.
Wall 3D Relief Topography – Smoky Mountains – Case Study
WhiteClouds created two hanging topographical maps of the Great Smoky Mountains approximately 91 by 56 inches with three-dimensional rises of about 2 inches. Accurate to the smallest measurement, each topography delineates the vast array of hiking trails, rivers, lakes, streams, and forests in the national park.
The Largest 3D-printed Statue – Case Study
WhiteClouds was commissioned to build a 30-foot-tall statue, named Scout for CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2020 in Las Vegas. This awe-inspiring statue was made to honor women in the construction industry. The composite statue incorporates multiple technologies, including 3D-printing, fiberglass, cementitious, expanded polystyrene (EPS) foam, wood, vinyl, and steel.