Custom Creation worked in collaboration with a subcontractor for NASA to provide Full Scale Representation Models and Plaques for NASA Exhibits. The largest of these items was a full scale representation of the CEV (Crew Exploration Vehicle) Cockpit Cutaway Model.

We also fabricated and produced an eighth scale model of the CEV Capsule that was displayed over a stairwell at the Johnson Space Fight Center. Along with the models we produce 20-inch wide Three Dimensional Logos for their Constellation Program, one each of Altair, Ares, EVA and Orion.

For this Museum Exhibit, Custom Creation worked with another design house using their concepts and design to fabricate and install the Fannin Historic Site Bandstand Exhibit. This Interpretive Museum Exhibit highlighted the Battle of Coleto Creek at the Fannin Battle Ground State Historic Park.

The scope of this project included production of shop drawings and CNC cutting files to fabricate graphic mural walls, translucent window graphics, backlit translucent mural on large bent glass, an interactive battle map, and cast representations of period arms.

Custom Creation was commissioned by another design house using their concepts and design to fabricate five furniture pieces for the Blanche Largent Tearoom within the Mayborn Museum Complex.

Our master craftsmen built five custom fabricated furniture pieces that included a Settee, Tea Cart, (2) Loo Tables, and a Steamer Trunk.

Custom Creation was asked to fabricate and install an archaeological exhibit from another design house using their concepts and designs. This exhibit included graphic murals, cases, artifact mounts, an interactive station, and a sculpted representation of an archaeological dig that included actual Gault artifacts provided by the University of Texas.

The Gault site provided archaeologists with a unique look into the lifestyles of the earliest people in Texas, and by extension, the earliest peoples in the Americas.

Custom Creation designed, fabricated and installed The Voices of Veterans Exhibit Displays, commissioned by the State Preservation Board. We used state-of-the-art computer design to produce the exhibit tent entrance, tent-theater, crate cladding for cases and vaults and vault interiors as well as graphics and lighting.

This Multimedia Museum Exhibit featured a short video and actual interviews from veterans as well as personal memorabilia and artifacts. It was originally on displayed at the Texas Capitol Visitors Center then later moved to the State Capitol Building in Austin, Texas.