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Adelaide Temple 3D printed model in Marble Grey - front hero shotMade to Order

Adelaide Temple3D Printed Model

A thoughtful tribute to the Adelaide Temple, crafted as a meaningful display piece.

$49.00 NZDper item (Large)

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Made in Northland
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1–3 Day Make

About the Adelaide Temple Model

The Adelaide Temple 3D printed model is a meaningful keepsake designed for home décor, personal reflection, and thoughtful gifting. Custom made in Northland, New Zealand, each temple model is created using finely tuned 3D printing technology to capture beautiful architectural detail in a lightweight, durable PLA finish.

Choose from Marble Grey or White, select your preferred size, and add a personal inscription for a special touch. These temple models make memorable gifts for baptisms, weddings, anniversaries, birthdays, Christmas, Valentine's Day, missionary farewells, homecomings, and family occasions.

Each piece is made to order with care. Because every temple design is unique, final dimensions may vary slightly between models.

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Product FAQs

Each Tom's Mini Temples order is made to order. The typical production and shipping timeframe for 3D printed temple models is 1–3 days.

Placeholder visuals are used while final product photography is prepared. Because each temple is unique, final model dimensions and details may vary slightly.

A clean default font is used so your inscription is easy to read. If you have a preferred font, add a note with your order and Tom will do his best to accommodate.

For temple designs that feature an Angel Moroni, a gold-plated Angel Moroni is included with the larger temple sizes only. The smaller sizes are too small to successfully 3D print an Angel Moroni.

Each model is 3D printed from lightweight, durable PLA plastic - a commonly used 3D printing material known for being practical and environmentally friendly.

Tom's Mini Temples offers a Safe Delivery Guarantee. If something goes wrong in transit, contact Tom so the issue can be reviewed and resolved.