Models
Pacmin Studios at the AFA Air, Space & Cyber Conference 2026
Pacmin Studios was on the ground at the Air & Space Forces Association (AFA) Air, Space & Cyber Conference this past September in National Harbor, Maryland to support several of our partners’ models on display. Take a look below to see the models in action: General Atomics Full-Scale CCA Merlin Cessna Skycourier UX Merlin Labs…
Read MorePacmin Studios at Farnborough 2026
An exciting week in Farnborough wrapped up in July, putting a cap on months of hard work from the Special Projects Team at Pacmin Studios. Pacmin Studios was proud to create four unique exhibition models that helped our clients communicate complex concepts easily to everyone who visited their booth. Take a look below at some…
Read MoreThe Psychology of Models
We don’t make models. We make powerful communication tools. A properly designed model can deliver complicated information instantaneously to your audience, all while generating a level of excitement that words and images simply can’t match. Have you ever wondered exactly how these models activate us so powerfully? Let’s dive deeper into the specific mechanics of…
Read MoreLost Icons: Reviving Historical Aircraft for Alaska Air Group
In our previous post, we shared the story of “The Alaska Project” – a massive architectural installation we took on for Alaska Air Group’s brand new training facility in Renton, Washington. While the majority of the models were designed and constructed using official CAD (Computer-Aided Design) files and artwork provided via Alaska or the Pacmin…
Read MoreThe Alaska Project
In late January, Alaska Airlines completed and opened their state-of-the-art training facility in Renton, Washington. During construction of their new facility, Alaska approached us with a vision for a permanent installation designed to serve as a tribute to the extensive history and evolution of the Alaska Air Group and their newest subsidiary, Hawaiian Airlines. We…
Read MoreBehind the Scenes of the Full-Scale Inversion Arc
Inversion, a Los Angeles-based startup has been making waves in the aerospace industry with the announcement of their newest space-based delivery vehicle – the Arc. The Inversion Arc is a autonomous highly-maneuverable reentry spacecraft, designed to carry cargo in low-earth orbit. Once called upon to deliver, the craft will maneuver through hypersonic reentry and parachute…
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