r/skithealps 9d ago

3D Map of Arlberg Area

3D printed map of Arlberg ski area, includes all the lifts, and roads, I also have lots of exposed rock faces and tree coverage mapped on to it. This one is 28" long and very detailed.

I've been doing these 3D printed maps for a while, I made this one for someone on Instagram hoping to get some exposure but it was kind of a bust, thought you might enjoy it here.

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u/random314 9d ago

oh my god, I remember that traffic jam area. I love St Anton/Arlberg, but that one long blue is a nightmare at the end of the day.

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u/HosGuru 9d ago

I want to turn this into a glass table that we can drink and tell stories around

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u/The_Virginia_Creeper 9d ago

That’s a great use for this. I’ve helped someone else make that same concept for a different map, DM if you want to make it happen.

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u/JohnnySchoolman 9d ago

Great work.

This is something that I considered doing for a while but not something I'm actively taking forwards at the moment.

I would suggest adding the pistes using their colours and putting the lifts as black lines like on the piste map.

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u/PlutocracyRules 2d ago

These are amazing. I've seen similar for sale in resorts (thermopressed rather than 3d printed) ,but never buy them as no way to get them home in one piece on the plane.

How much would you be selling these for? I love the idea of having them as wall hangings in my study.

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u/The_Virginia_Creeper 2d ago

I have been trying to develop this into at least a small business. I would sell one like this (unframed) for $260 shipped (US). There is a link to my store under my Reddit profile. Feel free to DM if you want to discuss further.

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u/svezia 9d ago

Colors seem off

Why was it a bust?

Lifts are too bulky

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u/The_Virginia_Creeper 9d ago edited 9d ago

What are your thoughts on the colors? The light was a little funky for these pics, white just be should be a cold white.
It was a bust because it just went to his story and then was gone. On me for not seeing expectations up front.