Philadelphia Spectrum Plastic Scale Model

I’m commissioning a physical, museum-quality replica of the Philadelphia Spectrum. The finished piece must sit somewhere between 12 and 24 inches on its longest side and be fabricated entirely from plastic—no foam, wood, or mixed media. I’m after a highly detailed rendition that captures the arena’s distinctive façade panels, roof lines, entrances, concourses, and any visible external signage as it appeared in its prime.

You’ll need to work from photo references (I can supply several, but you’re welcome to augment them with your own research) and translate those details into a crisp, durable model. Precision, clean joins, and accurate color matching are essential; I’d like the finished work to hold up under close inspection and studio lighting.

Acceptance criteria:
• Finished footprint falls within the 12-24 in range
• Constructed solely from plastic components
• Faithful architectural proportions and external detailing, including roof texture, window placements, and primary signage
• Surface paint or decals sealed for long-term display
• Securely packaged for shipment without risk of warping or breakage

Please outline your proposed build method—whether you’ll CNC-mill, 3D-print, vacuum-form, or hand-craft—and include a rough timeline from design approval to dispatch. Photographic progress updates are required at key milestones so we can confirm accuracy before final assembly.