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Team Imaginarium first created the designs in a 3D format. All requirements were taken into consideration and the team worked closely with the team from O&M. These were then 3D printed. The parts were then fitted together and sent to Brussels for painting by hand. The entire sequence was shot in India once the parts arrived from Belgium. The entire project took 6 months to be completed.
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