Project Forge
A custom project often starts with an idea, a need or a constraint. Here, we look at what is possible, discuss the options and figure out how to turn that starting point into something concrete.
Tell us about your projectMade for the unusual
Not every idea fits neatly into a product listing. Some projects need to be adapted, combined, resized or simply discussed before we know exactly where they are going.
01 — Adapt a piece
Change a size, detail or function so an existing piece better fits what you need.
A dragon tankard adapted into a dice tower while keeping the tankard functional and preserving a second dice tower option.
02 — Personalize
Add a name, symbol, colour direction or another detail that gives the project its own identity.
A series of hand-painted tankards personalized with the name of a LARP event.
03 — Start with a need
Sometimes there is no exact model yet. There is simply a problem to solve or an object you wish existed.
A custom helmet created from the ground up for a modified helmet competition.
04 — Games & tabletop
Accessories, terrain pieces, storage, markers and other objects designed around the way you play.
Custom dice created for a fisherman-themed game inspired by Zombie Dice, designed for a pirate LARP.
05 — Cosplay & LARP
Accessories and components where dimensions, assembly and real-world use all need to be considered.
A hand-painted Thing prop created as part of a cosplay project.
06 — Small batch
A project does not always stop at one piece. Small quantities can also be considered when the project is a good fit.
A small series of ribbon seals produced for use during a LARP event.
From the first message to the finished piece
Send us your idea, your needs, your references and any constraints you already know about.
We check feasibility, possible approaches and the questions that still need answers.
Once the project is clear, we agree on the approach, what is included, the timeline and the price.
Then the project leaves the messages behind and actually lands on the workbench.
Something in mind?
Send us what you already know about the project. It does not need to be perfectly defined before we start talking about it.
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