BRINGING THE GALAXY HOME IN A BOX
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Welcome to Scale Model TechnologiesSince 1997 SMT has been delivering unique miniatures and model
kits to collectors and modelers worldwide. Over the past 20+ years my prototyping and skills set have brought some of the most sought after model kits and miniatures to reality under the SMT brand name. My primary goal is an accurate and well thought out miniature that represents a true image of the subject. I use time honored “old school” techniques and new 3d technologies in conjunction with rototional-casting, resin injection and vacuum-forming. As well the site hosts some client and customer builds under the Gallery pages showcasing SMT products and builds. There is the SMT Ebay link for the items I sell. The site also contains a mostly complete Kit Archive of what SMT produced over the years from 1997 to 2017. Check out the Newsletter page for the latest happenings! Enjoy your visit with SMT, I hope you see something you like and let your imagination take shape! |
Sincerely, Colin Omilusik
Owner, Scale Model Technologies
Owner, Scale Model Technologies
21 years of SMT!
Studio Scale 44" Side Booster pattern. Here is a few photos of a recent master pattern of the side boosters from Space:1999 for a client. This was mastered in about 40 hrs, so just over a week for in terms of actual time frame. The little tanks do not have their bottoms glued and are not present in the assembled photo.
Resin SPV/FAB1 tires. These were produced from the same molds as the full rubber sets we once sold.
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44" inch and 22" coffin ship patterns.
Photos © and courtesy SMT Archives 2020.
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Photos © and courtesy SMT Archives 2020.
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"IN THE SHOP" WITH SMT
Most folks don't like to provide a view in, but SMT is different so please sit back and enjoy a photo tour around the shop!
For a more detailed look at my shop and more information check out the "In The Shop" with SMT.
For a more detailed look at my shop and more information check out the "In The Shop" with SMT.
Reference material is often discussed in model building. Usually the reference we are relating to is about the subject matter we are about to build - studio photos of a miniature or real life in the case of existing objects.
That does not mean other reference materials should be overlooked. What kind am I talking about? The more technical aspect kind. Resin and rubber catalogs (I use Polytek or Silicone Inc. rubber and resin almost exclusively for production molds and Smooth On for throwaway molds). Plastruct and EMA catalogs and other odds like Letraset (used to provide detail markings for many Anderson craft) provide resources that can save time and money. As well as help to locate an odd item that you cannot ID on a build sometimes.
That does not mean other reference materials should be overlooked. What kind am I talking about? The more technical aspect kind. Resin and rubber catalogs (I use Polytek or Silicone Inc. rubber and resin almost exclusively for production molds and Smooth On for throwaway molds). Plastruct and EMA catalogs and other odds like Letraset (used to provide detail markings for many Anderson craft) provide resources that can save time and money. As well as help to locate an odd item that you cannot ID on a build sometimes.
Please feel free to click a link above and browse the site!
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All drawings, photographs and promotional material, unless otherwise noted, © Copyright 1997 - 2015 Scale Model Technologies. All rights reserved. Any names and images of Star Trek, are trademark and copyright 2012, CBS Pictures, Corp., V is a trademark and copyright 2012, ABC TV., Battlecruiser is a trademark and copyright 2012, Martin Bower & Associates., Battlestar Galactica is a trademark and copyright 2012 of NBC Universal Studios, Space:1999 is a trademark and copyright 2012 Carlton Media, Star Wars is a trademark and copyright of Lucasfilm.
No copyright infringement is intended used for reference purposes.
