Generations of research, experience, and collaboration with the world's foremost authorities insures scientific accuracy. Design, craftsmanship, and attention to detail make these some of the most realistic, enduring, and best loved natural history exhibits in the world today. Since 1973, Chase Stud...

Planning Ideally, the architect and exhibit designer should work in tandem during the planning stage to save time and money. When called into the process early, Chase Studio can save clients considerable time, money, and effort by avoiding unnecessary architectural adjustments or exhibit changes. Ch...

Dioramas Dr. Chase has dedicated a large portion of his career to preserving the museum arts and pioneering new techniques, specializing in dioramas. Today, Chase Studio artists employ traditional and modern modeling and casting methods and materials to create ultra-realistic plants, animals, and fo...

Models and Mannequins A plains Indian is frozen in mid-stroke as he carves his dug-out canoe; an aborigine draws back his arm to throw his spear; Benjamin Franklin flies his history-making kite in a lightning storm; these subjects are merely a hint of the experiences Chase Studios models and mannequ...

Wildlife Sculptures From tree frogs that could rest on the tip of a finger to the largest of dinosaurs weighing many tons, Chase Studio can create animals of startling realism and accuracy in resin and bronze. Prototypes are usually sculpted in clay or wax over an armature of wood, welded steel, or ...