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Goethe in Three Dimensions – Where Classicism Meets Digital Precision.
Crystal-Clear Quality – From the Pen to the 3D Model.
In our latest project, we bring together the world of classical culture and cutting-edge manufacturing technology: a highly detailed bust of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, produced in our 3D Factory using stereolithography (SLA).
OUR TASKS
We received the 3D data and transformed it into a tangible masterpiece, producing the bust with high-precision stereolithography. Following production, our team meticulously carried out post-processing and fine finishing before applying a professional paint finish to bring every detail to life.
METHODS AND TECHNOLOGIES USED
Stereolithography
Painting & surface finishing
Customer Benefits
The outstanding precision and exceptional quality of the print immediately impressed our client. This was a time-critical production for a special project of the Klassik Stiftung Weimar, where speed was essential. From the moment the data was provided to the personal handover in the cultural city of Weimar, only three days had passed.
1680
Layers
605189
Material volume
1446
minutes build time
76820
KB file size
„We are truly impressed by the outstanding precision and exceptional quality of the bust. The entire process was remarkably fast – from sending our data to holding the finished piece in our hands in Weimar, it took just three days.“
„We are truly impressed by the outstanding precision and exceptional quality of the bust. The entire process was remarkably fast – from sending our data to holding the finished piece in our hands in Weimar, it took just three days.“
Digitus Art from Weimar specializes in high-precision 3D digitization of art and cultural assets. Using state-of-the-art scanning and visualization technologies, they create photorealistic digital twins that can be used in museums, research, and interactive applications. Together with Digitus Art, we realized the project “Goethe in 3D” – an impressive example of how digital technologies can bring history to life.