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16 Colonial Drummers for a Boston-themed conference

Customer project Client: Event planner

Sixteen bronze Colonial Drummer figures, one for every table of a futuristic Boston Tea Party conference, printed from a catalog model and shipped 11 days ahead of the deadline.

Sixteen bronze Colonial Drummer figures lined up on a wooden sideboard
The full set of 16 Colonial Drummers in bronze, before packing.

The brief

The client was planning a futuristic Boston Tea Party event and wanted a Paul Revere-style statue in bronze, with a stone-look base, on every table. A fully custom sculpt did not fit a budget that needed 15 or more pieces.

Project facts

Application
Event décor for a conference
Scope
Catalog model in a bronze finish matched to the client's reference photo, priority production, two-parcel shipment with transport advice
Material and finish
PLA, bronze printed finish
Quantity
16 figures
Overall dimensions
10-inch figures

The approach

We proposed a catalog model, the Colonial Drummer, in a bronze finish matched to the client's reference photo, with our 20% bulk discount and a personal checkout link for the order. We moved the order up our production queue and advised on safe transport.

The approved reference

The client's reference photo set the look: a bronze Paul Revere-style statue on a stone-look base. The bronze finish of the catalog Colonial Drummer was matched to that photo before the run started.

The result

All 16 figures were printed and shipped in two parcels, 9 days after ordering and 11 days ahead of the client's deadline. What made it work: a catalog model instead of a custom sculpt, priority in the queue, and a bulk price built into a personal order link.

Project media

  • Bronze Colonial Drummer figures seen from the front
    The drummers from the front: tricorn hats, drums and round bases in one bronze finish.
  • The row of bronze drummers seen from the side
    The run seen from the side, every figure in the same finish.

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