Realistic prototyping finishing is a method of creating a prototype that closely mimics the final product that will be produced in a factory. In this case, the customer wanted the prototype to look exactly as it would after it was produced. To achieve this, the team used 3D printing to create the prototype and then prepared it by painting it with an airbrush. This technique allows the customer to get a clear idea of how the final product will look and function, allowing for any necessary adjustments to be made before mass production begins. It also can help in visualizing the product in context, such as in a retail environment or as part of a larger system. This can save time and resources by identifying and resolving issues before mass production starts.
