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Beijing Capital International Terminal 3 Airport Model

Invited by a British master architect, Foster + Partners, RJ Models made one airport model symbolized in the Chinese dragon.

With two planar Ys and one “I” shape, the Airport Model Terminal 3 is a clean and elegant reflection of the high-tech structural aesthetics of Norman Foster.

RJ Models formed a team of 20. With their endeavor to abstract the key design elements of Terminal 3 building and craft the components, the final airport model terminal was sent to display in Beijing, Britain, and Switzerland etc.

Beijing Airport Model Terminal 4

RJ Models cooperated with Zaha Hadid Architects to construct the Beijing Airport Model T4 for the Beijing Airport Architecture Competition in 2011.

In order to effectively achieve the design-required streamline, multiple CNC engraving and milling machines and 3D printing technologies have been utilized by us to accomplish the manufacture of components. After the airport model terminal 4 had been sent to Beijing airport architecture competition site for the final presentation and statement, Zaha Hadid got the winner.

Such project would ease the current pressure faced by Beijing Capital International Airport and make the airport become the biggest airport terminal in the world, as the key anchor for the ever-growing Beijing traffic network system and the regional economic development.

Stansted Airport Model

Stansted Airport Terminal marks the start of Norman Foster’s series of airport designs during his remarkable career and one of RJ Models earliest airport model terminal, which formed a long and stable relationship between the two companies.

To recapture the simplicity of the earliest airport, Lord Norman Foster’s design included tall columns that support a continuous roof canopy. Passengers will have a clear sense of direction and movement will be straightforward and fluid. As a result, the artistic design of this broad span of single roof structure became the focal point.

RJ Models completed Stansted Airport model in 1:100, showcasing details of the airport model interior with the exterior structure and facade. The airport model explicitly displays the architect's idea and the feasibility to create a single level terminal with a broad span of continuous roof canopy.

Finally, in 1991, Stansted Airport stood completed some distance northeast of London and became one of the most remarkable airport buildings while setting the standard for today's airport.

HongKong Airport Model Terminal 3

After several invitations from the Airport Authority Hong Kong, RJ Models engaged in designing and making the Hong Kong Airport Model Terminal 3 that could visually presents citizens and government officials with the Hong Kong Airport in airport architecture competition and the different functions of airport zone connections.

The third runway model of Hong Kong International Airport Model was mostly featured with its lighting display where the lamp hole grooves couldn’t be noticed even if the light was turned off. That meant, the whole model was its maximum beauty.

Istanbul Grand Airport Model

Covering an area of 1,000,000 m2, the Istanbul Grand Airport was co-designed by Grimshaw, Nordic Office of Architecture and Haptic Architects.

This airport, with €12 billion budget, has been divided into 4 construction phases, which has a capacity of 15 million passengers every year after it officially operates in 2018.

To optimize the architecture presentation, the biggest challenge of this airport model terminal is its internal lifting modeling, through which the details in the bottom floor could be displayed better.

Again, RJ Models provides the professional model making service for Turkey.

Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport Model Terminal 2 by SOM

The completed airport is a breakthrough in the industry's stereotypical design of a city hub facility, from the columns that extend up to the coffered ceilings embracing a sacred and beautiful interior.

The coffered roof was created with 3D engraving machine, using GFRG for material. GFRG is a type of reinforced fiberglass material that is naturally white and can be seamlessly pieced together to create a complete structure.

Using the same measure of craftsmanship, RJ Models use 3D software to draw the roof skylight windows before producing the airport model for India. The use of these professional tools also satisfies the rigorous quality control of the model and deliver a structure that meets the architect's requirements while shortening the production lifecycle.

Kunming Changshui International Airport Model Terminal

The curvy double-slope rooftop and the wavy ribbon-like steel superstructure is a reflection of the unique ethnic culture of Yunnan Province. The designer strives for a perfectly smooth surface on the roof with simple geometrical shape giving the structure a sense of lightness and gracefulness. Such is a structure inspired by the beauty of traditional architecture.

During the design of the airport lightings, ARUP, the field experts in the industry request that the experience of the tourists visiting the airport drives the lighting plan.

The LED fitted building, when illuminated resembles the brilliance of an ocean creature resting on land. Such effects are not achievable with just image rendering. Such is the purpose of an airport model, to allow us to imagine how a building would look like after completion.

Mexico City Replacement Airport Model

The construction of Mexico City’s New International Airport(NAICM) has finally been put into practice in 2014 despite many early stage difficulties. The airport master plan model was proposed by TEN Arquitectos, SOM, and SENER, which indicates that the new airport will consist of one main terminal building of 560,000㎡.

The new airport displays a symmetrical layout featuring minimalistic and metallic style buildings. Numerous connecting triangle skylights were installed in most of the terminal buildings forming their rooftop, while glass curtain walls spread along the eaves defining the space.

The skylight units allowed lights travel through the building, making the entire space effortlessly bright and airy as if the rooftops are floating above the building.

Shanghai Pudong Airport Satellite Model Terminal

In response to China’s rapid growth in air travel, the Shanghai Pudong Airport Authority has planned a future mid-field satellite terminal to increase its airport capacity.

Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners’ proposal implements a petal-like modular roof system inspired by the Magnolia flower forming an open, symmetrical 3D rooftop.

The material used in the architecture model is rich in its saturation and brightness.The airbrush effect on the surface has also brought a sci-fi touch to it. By using only grey tones in the colour palette, the model looked like a classic black and white movie on display.

Almost feels like an art experience, the modern architecture style brings such strong visual impacts to the audience creating an inspiring visual communication.

Shanghai Pudong Airport Satellite Terminal Model

This airport model express the excitement of the future mid-field Shanghai Pudong Airport Satellite Terminal, which was jointly designed by Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners and Chinese partner IPPR, and it was planned to become the biggest single satellite terminal concourse in China and make Shanghai Pudong Airport (PVG) one of the three largest airports in the world.

RJ Models used metal spray-painted acrylic to make the unique undulating petal-like modular roof structure of this airport model while the terminal building façade was made of transparent Plexiglas to allow viewers to see the fantastic internal space.

The final airport model is remarkable as it explicitly presents a combination of art, architecture design, and construction techniques, and the viewers were able to visualize how the building would look like before it is actually constructed.

New Hamad International Airport Model Terminal in Doha

The New Hamad International Airport Model is a one that presents the symmetrical design concept of the airport building with runways on either side. A thin metal roof covers the terminal building, giving a sci-fi feel to the entire building.

Constructing the airport model at 1:1000 requires simplifying the airport structural expression while still able to bring out the focal point of the design which is the undulating roof that separates the inside from the outside. The airport model terminal gives a sense of hierarchy.

That is due to the arrangement of the primary and secondary elements that made up the airport, resulting in a solemn and neat structure.

Hong Kong Airport Model Terminal 1

Hong Kong International Airport is one of the world-leading high-class airports, and this symmetrical airport model of Terminal 1 comprehensively showcases the unprecedented undulate building shape that the design master- Sir Norman Foster have dreamt of, as he intended to split the roof into vaulted modules to lead the future passenger flow.

The metal roof canopy gives the terminal building a modern and futuristic appearance, and RJ Models chose a gray pedestal for this airport model to give it a conciseness and neat appearance.

Although this airport model has a minimalist design, it has a number of aircraft and shuttle buses placed on either side to display the traffic routes and the movement as well as to create a very realistic airport impression.

Hong Kong Airport Model Terminal 2

This airport model was produced mostly from Balsa wood and acrylic with different surfaces textures and backed by a group of skilled RJ modelers, this model is competent to cater to the specific requirements of the client as it looks quite alive and charming.

Upon receipt of the blueprints and other related information which could be utilized by cutting-edge laser cutters, 3D printers, and CNC machines, RJ Models mimicked approximately all the design elements both inside and outside the terminal building with an extremely high level of detail and accuracy.

The final airport model was accomplished with numerous tiny people, miniature vehicles and a series of pre-made accessories. The undulating building roof is removable, and together with the lifting function, the astounding interior design details can be viewed.

Hong Kong Airport Model Terminal 3

Known as the main hub of international air travel and transport in Hong Kong, Hong Kong International Airport would construct a brand new terminal 3 building which was determined to a great extent by its function, and this 1:200 cross-section airport model was built to reveal the various terminal building usages.

RJ Models used a good deal transparent Plexiglas and high-quality composite plastics to fabricate the airport model building façade and the rooftop without any missing of the external building textures, and at the same time, allows the light to travel through the model building naturally.

The beautiful atrium garden gives the building its sustainable identity and architectural distinction, and this exhibition airport model was created in exhausting detail, such as moving air-bridges and airplanes parked at the gates, and with individual white LED aerobridge lights, floor and ceiling lights and another feature lighting to highlight the overall design of the terminal building, RJ Models created a spectacular airport night scene.

Hong Kong Airport Model Terminal 3

For years RJ Models has delivered a rich range of high-performance airport models to valued clients all over the world, this is one of the few vertical models that RJ Models has successfully manufactured in the model making history.

This 1:3000 small-scale airport model was requested to focus on the architectural design of “Y” shape-form Hong Kong International Airport Terminal 3, which is located to the north of the completed Terminal 1 and adjacent Terminal 2, and more important, this scale model reveals the new proposed three-runway system.

The Terminal 3 has a very geometric composition and this airport model highlights this unique structure by illuminating it with gentle white lights, while the recently designed runways are displayed with blue, green and yellow LED lights.

Hangzhou Xiaoshan International Airport Model at 1:200

At 1:200, the airport model can display the use of the interior space of the airport at human scale.

The airport model's display focus is not on how different parts of the building connect nor does it focus on the airport's overall structure. The glass-surrounded departure hall has high ceilings supported by columns.

In the interior space, RJ Models designers created the airport scene with check-in desks, baggage conveyor belts, the wooden strip suspended ceilings and the ceiling lights. With the lights, visitors feel as though they see a real airport scene.

A good airport model provides support for one's imagination. It is the tool that can convince and win over the trust of investors and developers on a project.

Manila International Airport Model Terminal 3 in 1:15000

This airport model features the city’s urban geomorphic environment which is displayed by a high-resolution digital satellite map, and been controlled by the touchscreen, the viewers are able to acquire abundant information of the project that will help to promote the city development.

It is obvious that the Manila International Airport is the center element of this airport model, and the interactive lighting system represents a living proof that the new airport would be convenient to reach from almost every corner of the city.

The finished airport model is a perfect physical manifestation of how the city will turn into and look like as new airport and developments are given the go-ahead, and it was used in the future planning of the city’s overall transportation networks as well.

Bermuda Airport Model Terminal

Bermuda International Airport, which is also known as the ‘L.F. Wade International Airport’, is the only operational airport in Bermuda.

RJ Models was very privileged to be invited to produce an airport model to give the new terminal building a strong visual identity.

The simple and yet modern form of the new terminal building features classical Bermudian architecture characters like triangles and sloping roof angles, which were made of high-quality white acrylic in this airport model.

On the aesthetic and artistic side, local marine elements were integrated into this airport model through reproducing the glazed external façade, which was made of lake blue translucent Plexiglas, with a touch of green and red colors acrylic to highlight the terminal entrance.

Chengdu Airport Model by KPF in 1:600

As the Chengdu Airport is expected to serve as both the main air travel hub and the new landmark that offering pleasant and welcoming experience to domestic and international travelers, and KPF, another design competitor, invited RJ Model to produce a detailed airport model to demonstrate various functions of the terminal building, which would support the airport’s development ambition to transfer the existing airport into a world-class air gateway.

Using the state-of-the-art model making technologies, this 1:600 scale airport model distinctly indicates the visually unique multi-layered steel roof structure, which was initially designed to recall Chengdu’s rolling landscape, with the building façade was elegantly fabricated by translucence Plexiglas to showcase the rational layout and design of the internal space.

Chengdu Airport Model by KPF in 1:2000

In line with the design intention which was guided by three principles - humanity, effectiveness, and success, put forward by the Chengdu Airport Authority, this small-scale airport model echoes the overall design of the Chengdu airport, showcasing unparalleled excellence and ambitious development prospect to the public.

This airport model has a strong emphasis on the terminal building which was painted metallic to marry the unparalleled airport design with modern comfort, and the surrounded tarmac and other area have a smoother surface which was made of a bunch of linoleum tiles and painted dark and light gray.

Without various colors, the entire airport model was manufactured in a comfortable looking grey tone, and this allows the viewers to focus on the architectural design and the layout of the airport but not other superfluous details.

Chengdu Tianfu International Airport Model in 1:600

Chengdu Tianfu International Airport is a not only a transit center to facilitate a growing passenger volume, but also a momentous endeavor to demonstrate that Chongqing is a modern metropolis full of creativity and artistic creation.

Despite the remarkable success of making outstanding airport models, RJ Models completed this breath-taking scale model to help the client to win the design for the airport.

The grand airport is an artistic infrastructure which comprising two symmetric terminal buildings that are connected by a central green axis, and these structures are clearly defined by the golden glowing lights fitted inside the airport model.

Hangzhou Xiaoshan International Airport Model Terminal 1 at 1:2000

The Hangzhou Xiaoshan International Airport Model Terminal 1 exhibits the overall structure and internal details understandably and elegantly in both 1:2000 and 1:200.

The lack of fancy colors allows the visitors to naturally focus on the structure of the terminal and the layout of the airport model.

Visitors can easily see a ground plane based design with traffic connection to and from the departure hall covered under a curved roof structure.

From the departure hall, passengers route through a long corridor before continuing in their separate ways to the octagon satellite waiting area.

Chongqing Airport Model in China

Situated 19 kilometers north of the Chongqing city centre, the Chongqing Airport is a main aviation gateway in western China, and due to its functionality demanded, RJ Models has been proud to be invited to produce this detailed and fully textured airport model with all important architectural elements represented, to showcase the public that the new airport would be able to accommodate the dramatically increasing number of passengers and aircraft traffic.

The material palette for this airport model only has the grass green and charcoal grey, and the terminal building roof is well painted in accordance with the request of the client, while the building façade glazing was made of semi-opaque Plexiglas.

And the outstanding lighting system gives the airport model an attractive and amusing look while best fitting model making materials were carefully chosen to ensure its aesthetic property and the building quality.

Interior of Mumbai Airport Model

The new GVK high-tech integrated Terminal 2 building in Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport was inaugurated and opened for international operations on 12 February 2014.

It features elegant ivory statue-like column designs which were inspired by the national bird- the peacock.

This 1/200 scale model incorporated a coffered ceiling design which was made possible by 3D printing technology. RJ Models also made it sure that all the segments were pieced seamlessly to achieve a smoother transaction look from the ceiling down to the columns.

Lit by the built-in LED, the bright interior coffered ceiling stood out from the dark surrounding exterior.

Abu Dhabi International Airport Model – Midfield Terminal Complex (MTC)

The aerial view of Abu Dhabi International Airport Midfield Terminal Complex (MTC) model resembles the letter "X."

The terminal of airport model has metal roof structure, design like dunes and surrounded by lush greeneries. The structure that looks like a low-rise building, in fact, houses a 50 meters high departure hall.

Skylight filtering into the internal space creates a vast horizon, while the base of the undulating roof provides essential shades for the airport visitors.

Midfield Terminal Complex Airport Model is KPF's second project in Abu Dhabi.Their first project is the head quarter of the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority completed in 2006. Working with KPF, RJ Models choose to use a brown base for the Midfield Terminal Complex airport model.

Chengdu Tianfu International Airport Model in 1:2000

The Chengdu Tianfu International Airport was envisioned to become a crucial celebrated gateway to the burgeoning Chong Qing city, and due to the sprawling nature of the airport design.

RJ Models were commissioned to build this small-scale airport model to provide a compact version of this award-winning airport design to satisfy the client’s demand.

Comparing to the airport model RJ Models produced previously, this scale model features a more complete airport display as it highlights both two symmetrical terminal buildings with discreet zenithal LED lighting slit across the building roofs, while green-painted PVC was used for the green space surrounded.

Abu Dhabi International Airport Model – the Midfield Terminal Complex (MTC) in scale 1:5000.

To demonstrate Abu Dhabi International Airport Model on a grander scale, RJ Models also created the model in 1:5000 for KPF.

The airport model display includes the external infrastructures such as the road, traffic, layout of the airport city and landscaping. That gives the viewers a deeper understanding of the airport city design concept as a whole.

Due to the scale of the airport model at 1:5000, simplifying the actual design of the airport building became a necessary process.

The challenge for a airport model making company is to maintain the design integrity through stringent material selection and keeping of specific design details in the simplification process.

Hong Kong Airport Model, Terminal 1／Chek Lap Kok Hong Kong International Airport Terminal 1

Just as Stansted Airport, Hong Kong International Airport Terminal 1 design concept share the same emphasis on providing passenger the ease of navigating through the airport.

The terminal has an open plan layout with the airport facilities on the ground level and modular vaulted ceiling to give passengers a sense of direction.

The design of the ceiling in the terminal is clean-cut with nothing overhanging, giving a non-obstructed view through the terminal.

Passengers will find it easy to find their bearings, and they will also be able to enjoy the view of the sea and the parked airplanes, enjoying the feeling of excitement of departure and return.

Hong Kong International Airport Model, Terminal 2

At 1:200, Terminal 2 of the Hong Kong International Airport Model construction involves creating an airport model that displays Terminal 1 in an anatomical view showing a vertical cross-section of the airport terminal.

Hong Kong International Airport Terminal 1 divides into 3-levels, including Departure Zone level, Arrival Zone level, and Passenger Transit Zone level. Each level comes with passageways to allow smooth movement in the terminal building. Terminal 1 also has more than 150 retail outlets offering a wide range of facilities and services.

An airport terminal is an integration of various functionalities such as passenger transport, freight, commerce and ground support. In comparison to a drawing or an article description, an airport model is the only medium that can vividly and accurately convey the architect's design concept and building layout.

Incheon International Airport Model Terminal

RJ Models took an original approach in the building of Incheon International Airport Model Terminal. The designers use different shades of light colors to differentiate the airport building from the model base.

The two entity blends harmoniously while allowing the design of the building to stand out.

Gensler and HGMY jointly design Incheon International Airport Terminal 2 with an area twice that of Terminal 1. The building structure is inspired by the Asian Phoenix, which symbolizes authority, longevity, strength, and balance.

There are no fancy colors, and the deliverance of the landscape is kept low-key, locking the viewers' visual focus to the airport building model in Korea.

Shenzhen Bao‘an International Airport Model Terminal 3

Light gives a building life.

Indeed, Shenzhen Bao'an International Airport Terminal 3 utilizes natural light to create a series of unique patterns in the internal space, and an airport model easily and instantly demonstrated this unique feature.

CNC technology creates the honeycombed "skin" that wraps around the building as well as line the roof of the internal space. With the use of this technology, the production not only generates less wastage but also easily allows a seamless join between separate pieces.

The lights coming through the roof shows the effects of its transition from the honeycomb perforated concrete external shell onto the oblique supporting columns.

Bangalore Kempegowda International Airport Model Terminal 2 in India

Using Garden City as a theme in the design concept of Bangalore Kempegowda International Airport Terminal 2, SOM’s aim is to design an airport as a natural extension to Bangalore green lush.

The design is unlike the other SOM project, Singapore Changi Airport where they bring the garden into the airport terminal. The airport design has an appearance of being stretched; the airport model is in glossy white.

Soft lighting diffused from the base of the airport model onto the airplane parking bay. The light also clearly defines the outline of the airport building structure, while bringing out the graceful contour of the airport roof.

Such airport model building skills are the result of many years of experience. RJ Models strives for utmost accuracy in their airport model design in airport architecture competition.

New Domestic Terminal Building at NSCBI Airport Model, Kolkata

RMJM is the most sizeable architectural design firm as well as an industry leader. Established in 1956, RMJM is a stronghold in the construction field of airport facilities.

The India Airport Authority commissioned RMJM in 2008 to airport design the New Domestic Terminal Building at NSCBI International Airport, in Kolkata, supported by Dehli's Sikka Associates.

Stepping away from the current slim line and curvy trend adopted by so many modern airports design, RMJM uses square boxes and pixelized roof lightings as its design concept.

The master airport model makers took a new and bold approach with the lightings of the airport model.

Wuhan Tianhe Airport Model Terminal 3

Wuhan Tianhe International Airport Terminal 3 is the biggest terminal complex in Central China and is one of the eight regional airport hubs in China.

The airport is a Chinese design and made intelligent terminal complex. Zhongnan Architectural Institute chooses creamy white as the primary color tone for Terminal 3.

The outline of the airport model is simplistic and clean cut while the interior of the complex is bright and spacious.

The skylight designs based on bionic principle open and close automatically, depending on the internal temperature of the terminal and adjust it to a comfortable level.

Pulkovo Airport Model, St. Petersburg

St. Petersburg Pulkovo International Airport, the biggest airport in the northeast of Russia inspired by the landscape of St. Petersburg with its islands and connecting bridges, consists of distinct interconnected zones.

RJ Models took an abstract approach to the airport model build just like an architectural model makers in Russia. The airport model designers use a mirror as the model base.

This approach obscures the interconnected plates and walkways of the airport while the reflection elongates the heights of the airport model.

Ingeniously, RJ Models uses frosted resin material to make a general expression of the block building structure that will allow an uninterrupted view of the airport model and divert all visual focus onto the undulated exterior design of the model.

Singapore Airport Model Terminal 4

Just like in the movie « Love Actually », where the beginning and the ending of 6 love stories took place, airports are never just places where flights take off and land in.

They are also witnessing all the sentimental moments of our emotional departures and heartful reunions.

In the world of 1/50 scale models, the airport model of Singapore Changi Airport Terminal 4 building is just like the life-size Lilliput in « Gulliver's Travels ».

You see people of different skin tones, coming from different culture chatting with one another, some are shopping while some are checking in; some are getting ready to get through custom while some are passing the security check.

Bangalore Airport Model Terminal

Using Garden City as the design concept, SOM led the development of Bangalore Kempegowda International Airport Terminal 2.

The airport model looked especially neat and precise with the standard symmetrical layout. Spreading perpendicularly from the white terminal building is the boulevard arcade, showing the depth and multiple features of the airport at a glance.

Because of the broad base size and the different functions in each section, the making of a 1/2000 scale model requires seamless teamwork and accurate work distribution.

The nonlinearity road structure plays a vital, however ofter neglected role in large-scale architecture or city development model making.

Hangzhou Airport Terminal Section Model

Located 27 kilometers east of downtown Hangzhou, the new proposed Hang Zhou Airport would hold the potential to promote the existing air and ground activity and to attract future leisure business to transform it into a world-class multifunctional airport. And this section airport model was manufactured with a removable function to make sure the internal layouts of different areas could be explicitly demonstrated, and it would assist the passengers to orient themselves in a beautifully subtle way.

This airport model is surely the most fascinating representation of HangZhou Airport Terminal from an aesthetic and practical point of view. As the soft undulating roof canopy was flawlessly emulated to exude a dynamic vision of the ‘scrolls of silk’ design concept to the public.

In order to provide a welcoming and authentic experience for the viewers, interior design details such as featured flooring were replicated in this airport model to create a comfortable, convenient and elegant airport environment.

Namling International Airport Model

NamLing Airport is designed to be the newest gateway to handle the rapidly increasing passenger numbers of Nanning, the capital of Guangxi Autonomous Region of China, and this airport model vividly simulates the sinuous building form, which was inspired by the bird's wings and mechanical airplane wings.

As it can be seen from the model that to the airside, the roof closes down nearly approach the ground and linear undulating panoramic window were created by transparent Plexiglas.

This airport model incorporates yellow dotted LED lighting that illumines through colored filters underneath slots in the stabilized base, and the miniature aircrafts put the ensemble into perspective and highlight the terminal building.

Manila International Airport Model Terminal 3

Malia International airport was expected to be constructed as one of the leading international traffic hubs in Metro Manila Area in the Philippines, and the new planned terminal 3 is the answer to the rapidly growing air traffic, which was anticipated to hold 13 million passengers annually and to compensate for the current commercial and retailing functions of the airport, and this airport model is a straightforward representation to convey the development intention.

Aecom was one of the architectural firms that submitted master plan bids as part of the design competition held by the Manila airport authority, and as they require a conceptual scaled model to represent the general design ideas and airport layout rather than a full-detailed subtle airport model to assist the process of negotiations for conflict resolution.

Model of Dubai Police Pull A380 Aircraft Story

The Dubai Police set a Guinness Record during the 30-day Dubai Fitness Challenge, and RJ Models has been awarded the commission to build an airport model in regards to tell this story, and to make a significant positive contribution to express the local culture of sportiveness and health in the UAE community.

This innovative sporting activity involving 56 police officers who pulled 302.68 tonnes s Airbus A380 for a distance of 100 meters, which beat the previous record of 100 people teamed up to drag a 218.56 tonnes airplane in Hong Kong in 2011.

This airport model introduced all the accurate details such as 56 miniature policemen, 9 police cars, and the logos and colors of the miniature aircraft were mimicked exactly matched the corporate identity for the real airplane.

Hong Kong Airport Model Terminal 2

As one of the world’s busiest and most highly-standard airports, Hong Kong International Airport is constantly in progress in improving passenger traveling experience.

This airport model is a fully detailed and realistically illuminated diorama of the terminal airport lobby, which perfectly reveals the enhancement project of Terminal 1.

Transparent Plexiglas materials were used to make the glazed curtain wall of the terminal building façade. This optimizes the use of the natural light and allows the passengers to admire the expansive views of the airport surroundings at the same time.

Airport lobby is a sensational place where the passenger can spend hours there without feeling bored.

Section of Dubai International Airport Model Terminal 3

Dubai International Airport Model Terminal 3, which is also termed as ‘Fly Emirates Terminal’, was designed to be one of the world’s largest terminal buildings.

The terminal building involves several different areas such as stylish lounges, restaurants, children's recreation area, a movie theater, a VIP pavilion and a huge shopping mall, etc.

Each has been designed specifically to fulfill the passengers’ needs. This cross-sectional airport model was produced to depict the entire terminal building as a complete airport scenario.

Considering that the terminal 3 would encompass a new high-speed rail line which links the airport to every corner of the city, this airport model includes a model train to respond to the city’s development plan.

Lisbon Portela Airport Model by SOM

Located 7km north of the capital Lisbon, the Lisbon Airport requires renovation and upgrades due to the increase in passenger traffic. This partial airport model was built based on the recently proposed architectural and functional design of the new Lisbon Airport, which was planned to be served as a world-class international airport to hold the ever-increasing aviation traffic growth.

Designed by world-famous architectural firm SOM, the Lisbon Airport terminal building features a smooth canopy and a number of spacious plinths, which in this airport model, were made out of white acrylic to give the structure a cleaner look, and adds a capacious touch to the airport lobby.

RJ Models fabricated multi-level arrivals and departures landside area with grey painted vehicles and scaled figures to create a lively and vibrant public area in front of the terminal building.