Examples of maquette

• The wooden figures are sewn onto a cloth base and are carefully positioned within the maquette.

• Sometimes, small statues known as "maquettes" may be produced, so that an animator can see what a character looks like in three dimensions.

• He was actively involved in the selection of the image and in approving the first sculpted maquette.

• The boat was then constructed according to this maquette.

• Such maquettes, simple versions of their highly complex biological counterparts, enable researchers to model the minimal requirements for function.

• He began to create smaller scale maquettes that he then enlarged to monumental size.

• By now a protocol had developed to produce small maquettes of the statue and sell them to finance the monuments.

• The most successful models were cast into bronze and the bronze maquettes were then fabricated into larger bronze sculptures.

• In 1908 three of the maquettes were displayed in the museum (see photo below), and two remain on show.

• He experiments with materials, and has a hands-on, tactile approach to maquette making.

• However, owing to the difficulty animating a realistic moving vehicle, the artists filmed the carriage maquettes on a miniature set using stop motion animation.

• Animators would then rig skeletons and muscles before animation and final detailed colouring scanned from painted maquettes.

• These maquettes are then enlarged and cast in bronze.

• The architect had, however, made a maquette of the original design, which is preserved in the southern transept.

• A less planned approach to carving in which the sculptor carves the finished sculpture without using intermediate models or maquettes.