Sabba is an Australian company making souvenirs of Australian landmarks. They manufacture for the local tourist market as well as exporting. Sabba's success is dependent on being able to differentiate themselves in the marketplace and produce products for a competitive price.

Oz Invent prototyping department was presented with nothing more than ideas, and devised ways to create the models.

The Opera House was modeled on the computer and a 3D print was made, the Harbor Bridge was shaped with a knife from plastic and wax, and Uluru was made as a clay sculpture.

The master models were used to create silicone tools from which polyurethane parts were made for marketing.

Seeing Australian products compete in an international economy brings us great satisfaction. We take pride in all our projects, even the small ones.