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"Rainford are ideally suited to large and small customers where current on site facilities, project budgets or time scales do not allow for details CAD & SLA development or styling."
Paul Newton, Global Packaging Manager, Reckitt Benckiser (UK) Ltd
Rainford Models specialises in building scale industrial models of exceptional craftsmanship and detail for our clients.
Accuracy, presentation, and showmanship are always apparent in our finished work—without any compromise to your project deadline and budget needs.
Our ability, knowledge, and precision allow us to build precision scale models of exceptional quality. Our team boasts 30 years of uncombined experience and has demonstrated superior handwork for many corporations, organisations, government, and retail environments.
Rainford Models, the renowned name in manufacturing and supplying business of scale down models brings you a variety of scaled down engineering models with unparalleled quality and competitive price range.
A scale model is a representation or copy of an object, which is larger or smaller than the actual size of the object being represented. Generally the size of scale down model is smaller than the original and used as a guide to making the object in full size. We are one of the leading scale down model makers, recognised for precision craftsmanship in our scale down engineering models.
Each and every piece of product is well crafted by a team of highly skilled craftsmen in a variety of designs and shapes. These are developed and assembled with absolute precision and packed by professionals to ensure absolute safe delivery. Our manufactured scaled-down industrial models are suitable for many applications including engineering, industrial design and many more
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| Client: Fastrak Cosmetics dispenser for the counter top display of lipsticks. Fabricated from clear acrylic sheet and a textured frosted effect applied. End client Boots. | Client: Raffo Design Prototype laser level for the DIY market. Fabricated from acrylic, fitted with commercial vials and laser light. |
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| Client:Studio SDA Concept light. Base was machined from solid acrylic and polished. The diffuser was fabricated from acrylic sheet heat formed and frosted. Orange doughnut heat formed and spray painted.
| Client: Raffo Design Working model of a water purification system developed for the armed services to use out in the field where fresh drinking water is unavailable. Base and top made from glass fibre and resin. Actual components were fitted to the mouldings and taken for testing. |
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| Client: Osmetech Large block appearance model of a new concept for analytical sampling. The main carcase is hand carved from ciba tool model board, the lift up lids were made in sections and bonded together were then hand finished to the correct curvature. This model stands about waist height. | Client: Mission Cyrus A fully working engineering Pro Portable computer. All components were fabricated from acrylic sheet using using good old fashion engineering drawings. All drawing tolerances had to be adhered to enable the correct fit of electronic components. |
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Farfield Sensors
Working model hand carved from ciba tool model board. Fitted with Laser, fans and electrical equipment for analysing samples. |
Client: Heights Design Block model full size mobile phone antenna. Machined and hand finished and spray painted. |
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| Client: Buxton Wall UVIC Gas Analyser A pattern was produced to create the outside shape, the inside was cored out and wall sections added to create compartments for the electronics. This model was fully working and was produced in a small batch quantity. | Client: Buxton Wall
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| Client: Buxton Wall Train Cab Refurbishment. | Client: Rim cast The top section of the model was produced by making two solid block models less a material thickness. It was then cast using the rimcast process to produce two hollow shells. These were the fitted with bosses wall sections and recast to form an actual pattern from which moulds could be made to then provide the client with 100’s of working products. |
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| Client: Nick Holland Design This model was an appearance model for Britta water filters. A male former was produced for each half of the jug, acrylic sheet was heat formed around trimmed to size and bonded together. The white filter section was machined from solid.
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