“He who kills with one leap…”

A well-known company in the theme park and display business, Monster City Studios (MCS) of Fresno, California, has been in business for over 15 years and produces high quality advertisement displays. Using Precision Board Plus, MCS has begun a new project that took Coastal Enterprises by surprise.

A geometric Jaguar is quite the odd concept, yet MCS has been able to give a realistic touch to this piece. Routed out of PBLT-30 for durability, this Jaguar head weighs almost 100 pounds! From the tip of the nose to the back of the head measures 19 inches, the base of the head to the top is 21 inches, and the width is 16 inches.  Following up with great hand-detailing, it’s no wonder it will be one of the main displays for a new mall being built in Arizona. With a coat of resin and paint, the Precision Board will be brought to life!

Fresh off the Frog 3D CNC

Fresh off the Frog 3D CNC

Cleaned up with hand detailing

Cleaned up with hand detailing

The finished design waiting to be coated and painted.

The finished design waiting to be coated and painted.

Pictures don’t due justice for the true enormity of this piece. From head to tail, the replica is 8 feet long and the rock base it is sitting on is 16 feet long. The word ‘impressive’ comes to mind, but so does ‘intimidating’ as the power of this animal is captured really well. Here are a few more pictures and a video of the product in process.

Click here to watch the jaguar’s legs being machined

The Jaguar's paws

The Jaguar’s paws

The legs and feet being attached

The legs and feet being attached

The structural support for mounting the Jaguar

The structural support for mounting the Jaguar

The rock that the Jaguar will be mounted on

The rock that the Jaguar will be mounted on

The piece is to be placed in a new mall being built  in Arizona and rightfully so for one of the jaguar’s natural habitats.

A sketch of the finished product.

Monster City Studios has been a fan of Precision Board Plus for over 3 years now and will continue to represent the product to it’s fullest.