What are Competition Models?

Competition models are different models prepared with the aim of selecting the one that comes closest to reality and whose details are clear. During the making of competition models, it is important to follow some rules so that the model looks better.

The priority of competition models is to understand the desired project well and to respond exactly to what is requested. For this reason, consulting a professional architect can be a good idea. It is important in competition models that every requested detail is shown clearly for an accurate assessment of the details. For example, if a model for a construction project is to be prepared, priority is given to the structure, and details such as the connection to the surrounding transport routes, the location of the terrain to be mounted, green areas are also taken into account.

What distinguishes competition models from others is their large scale. Large projects allow details to be seen more clearly and understandably, which is why a large scale is also required for competition models. Thus, even the smallest details of all competition models will not go unnoticed to the eyes of the jury and will be taken into account. In addition, for a better understanding of the details to be shown in these competition models, the use of pastel tones is generally considered appropriate. Therefore, it is also a rule to use pastel tones in the making or painting of the models. By adhering to the necessary rules during the making of competition models, this will enable a better evaluation of the model and passing the approval of the jury with a perfect score.

Another condition for a competition model to pass a good evaluation is the choice of appropriate materials for the model. The materials used in making the model must be durable and of high quality, so that they are not affected by environmental conditions. During the competition, the models submitted to the evaluation of the jury must be made from low-quality material, have damaged or torn places, which would result in a decrease in the points awarded by the jury. For this reason, it is very important to choose the materials carefully. During the evaluation of the models, special attention is also paid to the use of materials that make the model as close to reality as possible. Therefore, the quality of the materials should never be sacrificed in competition models.