Arckit | Architectural Model System

Explore your architectural ambitions with Arckit, an architectural model system convenient for aspiring or professional architects, homebuilders, students and hobbyists. Their are several kits and components to choose from, making it possible to create a diverse range of scaled structures that can be quickly assembled and endlessly modified. You can even apply detailed finishes such as wood flooring, terracotta tiles, stone walls and shingle aluminium. Oh, and all of the components snap together without any glue or tools required. watch the video

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This short video demonstrates the Arckit concept including component assembly, Arckitexture Images and Arckit Digital.

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