The Story Behind Rem

From Scanner to Showpiece

Every Rem replica begins with high-resolution 3D scans of actual museum specimens or scientific reference models. These digital files are then precision-printed using industrial-grade materials, capturing every pore, crack, and contour of the original fossil.

Once printed, each piece enters the finishing workshop. Layers of filler are carefully applied and sanded to create a smooth, bone-like surface. The final step is hand-painting — a meticulous process that replicates the mineral stains, earthy tones, and subtle variations found in authentic fossilized dinosaur bone.

The Process

1. Scanning — Reference data from scientific models and museum scans
2. Printing — Industrial 3D printing with high-resolution detail
3. Finishing — Filler application, sanding, and surface refinement
4. Painting — Authentic fossil colours with mineral-stain effects
5. Sealing — Protective finish for longevity and display readiness

Who We Serve

Rem pieces are trusted by museums, educational institutions, private collectors, and paleontology enthusiasts worldwide. Each replica is built to display standards — indistinguishable from real fossil bone at a glance.