Football Shoes
On March 10, 2006, the organisers of the “Boulevard of sculptures” unveiled the first statue, The Modern Football Boot in the Spreebogenpark in Berlin, opposing the new central station. The sculpture was built by the company EDAG Ltd. in Fulda. It depicts a pair of modern soccer shoes, as developed by the Dassler family.
Each of the sculptured shoes was 14 m (46 feet) long, 4.5 m (15 feet) high and weighed around 20 tonnes (22 short tons). At the day of the unveiling, there was heavy snowfall in the area considering the season. Because of that, the Spreebogenpark looked more like a winter sports paradise than a green soccer turf.

Sparcs
Object and dimensions | Moulds for 3 big sculptures, installed in Berlin at the Federal institute for materials research and testing, approx. 5m heigth, Performer Mrs. Chili Seitz |
Milled material | Polyurthan paste, core in styrofoam |
Further processing | Parts made in glas-fi ber, directely removed from the mould, 2 half-shells glued, fi lled, grinded and painted |



Cauldron
Object and dimensions | Multipart plug for making a form for cast-bronze, approx. 4m diameter, approx. 5m height, Performer Tony Cragg, Wuppertal |
Milled material | Styrofoam |
Further processing | Building a negativ, sculpture in cast-bronze |



Swiss TV Awards
Object and dimensions | 2 large curved stage coulisses, size approx. 12m and 15m |
Milled material | Styrofoam |
Further processing | Filling, polyurethane coating, grinding |

Constantine the Great
Object and dimensions | Bust-reproduction, exhibitition 2007 in Trier (Germany), now in Roma, size approx. 2 meter, weight 5 tons. |
Milled material | Carrara marble |
Further processing | Characteristic style of artist (performer Mr. Kai Dräger Berlin) |



Features of our Working Station
13.000 mm
Max Length
4.500 mm
Max Width
2.000 mm
Max Height
14 KW
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