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Baltimore Aircoil CXVT Evaporative Condenser Display Model

A large CXVT model for cooling-equipment manufacturer Baltimore Aircoil, built for a trade show with removable panels that let visitors explore the systems inside.

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Baltimore Aircoil CXVT Evaporative Condenser Display Model, photograph of the display model
Client
Baltimore Aircoil
Client country
United States
Delivered to
United States
Year
2024
Industry
Robotics & Manufacturing
Project type
Large Display
Run size
Display model
Scope of work
  • Model design
  • Original LEGO® part sourcing
  • Hand assembly
  • Logistics & delivery

So cute- love the wind-sock! It was delivered yesterday- thanks!

Kendall Mumma, Marketing Communications Coordinator, Baltimore Aircoil

The brief

Baltimore Aircoil makes cooling equipment, including the CXVT evaporative condenser. The company commissioned a large display model for a March trade show, at the same scale as a previous Series 3000 display model. Removable panels let viewers see the coil at the top and the pump and piping in the lower basin area.

The model follows the CXVT’s tall profile and opens up to show the systems inside. With the panels removed, the upper coil and lower mechanical components are visible together, giving the display a clear way to explain how the equipment is arranged. An orange windsock on the roof railing adds a distinctive detail requested by Baltimore Aircoil.

We built the CXVT display model with removable panels and the requested windsock, then secured it in a wooden shipping crate. It was delivered on March 5, ahead of the March 8 shipping deadline for the trade show. The display makes a complex piece of cooling equipment approachable through its scale, accessible interior, and recognizable exterior.

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Baltimore Aircoil CXVT Evaporative Condenser Display Model, render of the model

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