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Merxin MRX004 Soft-Mist Inhaler Model

MERXIN, an inhaler developer for pharmaceutical companies, commissioned an MRX004 building kit that puts its own product at the center of the brand experience.

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Merxin MRX004 Soft-Mist Inhaler Model - studio presentation of the custom brick model
Client
MERXIN
Client country
United Kingdom
Industry
Healthcare & Lab
Project type
Small Kit
Run size
100+ kits
Scope of work
  • Model design
  • Original LEGO® part sourcing
  • UV-printed bricks
  • Printed packaging
  • Printed instruction booklet
  • Logistics & delivery

The brief

MERXIN develops inhaler devices for pharmaceutical partners. For this project, we turned its MRX004 soft-mist inhaler into a building kit, using the product itself as the starting point for the brand experience. It gives a specialist device a second form that people can assemble, examine, and keep.

The design preserves the inhaler’s recognizable proportions and brings its main sections together in a compact model. The red upper section, cylindrical body, and transparent base connect the miniature to the original product. MERXIN branding completes that link, while the construction gives each part of the device’s outline a role in the build.

A custom box and printed instructions carry the project through to a finished kit. The design returned for further production, with a later version refining both the model and its presentation. Across those editions, the focus remains on the same MRX004 identity: a product-centered object that makes an inhaler part of a hands-on encounter with the MERXIN brand.

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Merxin MRX004 Soft-Mist Inhaler Model - custom brick model, view 1
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Merxin MRX004 Soft-Mist Inhaler Model - custom brick model, view 3

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