3D printing.
No FRP mould.
Faster, more realistic.

We make sculptures by 3D printing, not FRP moulding. With no mould to make, production starts from your approved design, takes about 7–12 days1 instead of 6–8 weeks, and captures more realistic detail. Quick3D Sculpture is based in Shah Alam and serves brands, malls, events and theme parks across Malaysia and Singapore.

150+projects delivered
25in-house large-scale 1 m printers
7–12 days1typical turnaround

Brands we've made sculptures for.

Characters, mascots and brand icons for local and international names.

See our projects

What we make

Sculptures made to order

Printed straight from your approved design. No mould, no long wait.

Why 3D printing beats FRP.

FRP needs a mould before anything is made, which adds weeks. We print straight from your approved 3D model, so it is faster and looks more realistic.

1

We use 3D printing.

We scan an existing model or design it in CAD, you approve it, and we print it directly on our 25 in-house large-scale 1 m printers. No hand-carved master and no casting step in between.

2

No FRP mould.

FRP needs a mould carved, cast and finished before the first sculpture exists. We skip it, so there is no mould to make, pay for, store or throw away.

3

Ready in 7–12 days1, not weeks.

Most sculptures are ready in about 7–12 days1, compared with 6–8 weeks for FRP. Larger or more heavily finished pieces can take longer.

4

A more realistic look.

The printed piece follows the approved model exactly, so fine detail reaches the finished sculpture. Metallic and car-paint finishes add a realistic surface.

5

Side by side with FRP.

Quick3D (3D printing)FRP
MethodPrinted from your 3D designCast from a hand-made mould
MouldNoneRequired
Timeline7–12 days16–8 weeks
DetailMatches the approved modelDepends on the mould

How it works.

You supply the approved IP. We do the rest.

  1. Step 01

    Send your artwork

    You supply the approved IP: logo, character artwork or a 3D file. We work only from files you hold the rights to.

  2. Step 02

    Scan or design

    We scan an existing model with our Shining3D EinScan, or build the 3D model in CAD from your artwork.

  3. Step 03

    Approve the design

    You check the 3D model before anything is printed. Once you approve it, that exact model is what we print.

  4. Step 04

    Print

    We print on our 25 in-house large-scale 1 m printers, up to 1.6 × 1.6 × 2.0 m in one piece, in plastic.

  5. Step 05

    Finish

    Sanding, assembly and a metallic or car-paint finish, so the surface looks as real as the design.

  6. Step 06

    Delivery and installation

    We deliver and install your sculpture across Malaysia and Singapore. Most projects are ready in about 7–12 days1.

Printed with recycled materials

Our sculptures are printed in 100% recycled plastic, so every piece gives used material a second life.

Recycled, but still durable. The filament we use is strong and outdoor-rated, even though it is made from recycled plastic.

100%

recycled plastic in the filament we print with.

0

FRP moulds to make, use up and throw away. Every sculpture is printed straight from your approved design.

24 tonnes

of recycled plastic turned into sculptures so far.

Certified recycled materials

Made from certified materials: Global Recycled Standard. Certification body: Control Union Certified. UN Sustainable Development Goals 12 Responsible Consumption and Production and 13 Climate Action.

Made from certified materials under the Global Recycled Standard, with Control Union as the certification body. Supports UN Sustainable Development Goals 12 and 13.

Exploded view of a Quick3D sculpture finish Five layers from bottom to top: 1 3D-printed PET plastic, 2 automotive-grade putty, 3 automotive-grade primer, 4 automotive-grade paint, 5 automotive-grade lacquer. 5Automotive-grade lacquerclear protective top coat4Automotive-grade paintcolour and finish3Automotive-grade primerbonds the paint to the surface2Automotive-grade puttyfills and smooths the print layers1PET Plastic3D-printed PET plastic
Exploded view: a PET plastic shell, 3D printed, then finished with automotive-grade putty, primer, paint and lacquer. The numbers show the order we build it up.

Made for outdoors

No size limit — sculptures are printed in sections and joined for larger installations. Metallic and car-paint finishes. Printed in PET plastic and finished in layers of automotive-grade putty, primer, paint and lacquer.

See specifications

Selected projects

Recent work, printed and finished in-house.

01 / 08 · Event Sculpture with mechanisms

QL Resources Egg Break & Shine Event Sculpture

QL Resources Egg Break & Shine Event Sculpture

FDM 3D printing, 1.6 m.

Design → 3D Printing → Post Processing → Installation

Lead time 8 days

02 / 08 · Wall Decor – Interior Design

Louis Vuitton × Murakami 2025, Pavilion Kuala Lumpur

Louis Vuitton × Murakami 2025, Pavilion Kuala Lumpur

FDM 3D printing, 30–45 cm × 65 pieces.

Design → 3D Printing → Post Processing → Installation

Lead time 2 days

03 / 08 · Outdoor Permanent Sculpture

ECO Majestic Lab Sculpture

ECO Majestic Lab Sculpture

FDM 3D printing, 1.65 m × 7.

Design → 3D Printing → Post Processing → Installation

Lead time 25 days

04 / 08 · Mascot & IP Model Sculpture

Mr. D.I.Y. (Mr. Toy) Dino Mascot

Mr. D.I.Y. (Mr. Toy) Dino Mascot

FDM 3D printing, 1.6 m × 3 pieces.

Design → 3D Printing → Post Processing → Installation

Lead time 12 days

05 / 08 · Shop Decor – Interior Design

Clef Sunway Pyramid Stone Sculpture

Clef Sunway Pyramid Stone Sculpture

FDM 3D printing, 8 m + 2.6 m + 1.4 m + 3.2 m × 4.

Design → 3D Printing → Post Processing → Installation

Lead time 21 days

06 / 08 · Mall Decor – CNY 2026

AK Antara Signature, Genting Highlands Mall Sculpture

AK Antara Signature, Genting Highlands Mall Sculpture

FDM 3D printing, Gold Horse 2.4 m × 2, Bubuya 1.8 m × 2.

Design → 3D Printing → Post Processing → Installation

Lead time 14 days

07 / 08 · Event Mascot

Grab × Zus Mascot

Grab × Zus Mascot

FDM 3D printing, 1.2 m × 7 pieces.

Design → 3D Printing → Post Processing → Installation

Lead time 14 days

08 / 08 · Permanent Sculpture for Cafe

RWB Cafe 1:1 Car Model Sculpture

RWB Cafe 1:1 Car Model Sculpture

FDM 3D printing, 4.5 m.

3D Scanning → Design → 3D Printing → Post Processing → Installation

Lead time 15 days

Work with us

Partnership & Collaboration

We work alongside event and marketing agencies to bring their clients’ campaigns to life, from a single exhibit piece to a mall-wide activation.

Agency pricing

Special rates for agencies, quoted per project.

White-label & NDA

We can work under NDA and stay unbranded to your client.

Priority lead time

Priority scheduling for campaign and launch deadlines.

A dedicated contact

One person handling all your agency jobs, from quote to delivery.

Questions

How long does a 3D-printed sculpture take?

Most are ready in about 7–12 days1, compared with 6–8 weeks for traditional FRP. Larger or more heavily finished pieces can take longer.

How large can you print?

Up to 1.6 × 1.6 × 2.0 m in a single piece, and finished sculptures up to 3 m tall.

Are the sculptures suitable for outdoor use?

Yes, they are outdoor-rated.

Do you deliver to Singapore?

Yes. We serve Malaysia and Singapore.

How much does a custom sculpture cost?

Every sculpture is quoted individually by size, detail and finish. Send your artwork on WhatsApp for a quote.

I’m an FRP sculpture fabricator — can I get a print-only sculpture and do the finishing myself?

Yes, we offer a print-only service. We print the 3D model and hand it over unfinished, so you can sand, paint and finish it yourself.

Have an IP to bring to life?

Send us your approved artwork and we’ll quote your sculpture.

1 Turnaround is based on the average timeframe for a 1.5 m complex IP sculpture. Actual lead time depends on our production queue.

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