Custom 3D printing of maps with delivery across Ukraine and the EU
Looking for custom 3D printing in your city? We specialise in one type of product — personal 3D maps: district maps, route keychains, wall panels and magnets. We print in our own workshop and ship to any city of Ukraine in 1–3 business days, plus 15 EU countries — so it doesn't matter whether you're in Kyiv, Lviv, Vinnytsia or a small town.
What we print
3D city maps (from ≈€6): pick any district — streets, buildings with real heights, parks and rivers printed as a 5.5–15 cm model. Map or GPX-route keychains (from ≈€3): a 55×30 mm tag with your district and text. Wall panels assembled from tiles. Fridge magnets with a city district.
We don't print third-party STL files, parts or figurines — only maps. But we do maps better than anyone: our builder assembles the model from OpenStreetMap data in minutes, and you see a 3D preview before paying.
How it works for any city
The builder works with any point in Ukraine and the world. Pick an area on the map, set the size and style, hit «Create» — the model is ready in 2–4 minutes.
Then two paths: order the print from us (Eco PLA, made in 1–3 business days, shipped) — or download the 3MF/STL and print on your own machine. The file opens in Bambu Studio and PrusaSlicer with zero preparation.
Prices
Map or GPX keychain — from ≈€3. Fridge magnet — ≈€4. 3D city map: S (5.5 cm) ≈€6, M (8 cm) ≈€8, L (11 cm) ≈€11, XL (15 cm) ≈€13. Terrain relief +≈€1.5. Tile panels are priced per tile, calculated live in the builder.
Why not a regular print studio
Classic 3D-print studios take any job and need a ready file. With us it's the opposite: no file needed — the builder constructs the model of your district itself. That means no modelling fees, a predictable price and a preview before you order.
Not sure which district or size to pick? Message us — we'll help and build a free preview.
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