Mushroom model-making
A glimpse into a hidden world
Reco-Brandt’s nature-identical mycological models open access to a world that is usually out of reach: the remarkable world of fungi. The exhibits reveal the aesthetic complexity, diversity and biological sophistication of these organisms in a form that is permanent.
For over 15 years, Reco-Brandt has been developing and producing highly precise mushroom models. Each piece is based on direct casts of original fruiting bodies, using a custom-developed analogue reproduction method. This process captures structures, surfaces, and color transitions in full three-dimensional detail, down to the microscopic level.
The result is a unique combination of advanced mould-making and refined craftsmanship. The models match their natural counterparts in form, color, and texture with indistinguishable accuracy. This makes Reco-Brandt fungus exhibits both visually convincing and scientifically reliable.
Our mushroom models are ideally suited for natural history exhibitions, museum collections, teaching, and research. Each piece is carefully tailored to the specific requirements of museums, universities, and research institutions.
Reco-Brandt stands for uncompromising quality, precision, and durability.
Each model is a window into a hidden world.
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Mushroom exhibits
Beispiele verfügbarer Pilz-Modelle aus Kunststoff, M1:1
Crown-tipped coral fungus model (Artomyces pyxidatus)
Satan's bolete model (Boletus satanas)
Tiered tooth fungus model (Hericium cirrhatum)
Fly agaric model (Amanita muscaria)
Jelly ear model (Auricularia auricula-judae)
Yellow stagshorn model (Calocera viscosa)
Oyster mushroom model (Pleurotus ostreatus)
Octopus stinkhorn model (Clathrus archeri)
Summer bolete model (Boletus reticulatus)
Morel model (Morchella esculenta)
Chanterelle model (Cantharellus cibarius)
Violet coral model (Clavaria zollingeri)
Caterpillar fungus model (Cordyceps sinensis)
Desert truffle models (Tervezia arenaria & Tirmania nivea)
Scarlet elf cup model (Sarcoscypha coccinea)
Black trumpets model (Craterellus cornucopioides)
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Scarlet bonnet model (Mycena strobilina)
