
Anduril
Making Fury tangible in just eight weeks.
Built for the Paris Air Show, a high-fidelity model of Fury helped Anduril generate momentum, engage customers, and make its autonomous product tangible on a global stage.
See how it came together
High-fidelity physical mockups for launches, demos, conferences, and customer engagement.
It is a moment to create belief. To make the story clear. To give customers, partners, investors, and stakeholders something they can see, understand, and remember.
The right show asset can turn a booth presence into a business moment — but only if it is designed to do more than look good under the lights.

why teague
High-fidelity mockups should do more than make a splash once — they should travel efficiently, set up quickly, withstand repeated use, and stay show-ready across conferences, demos, and customer conversations.
Designed for repeat use across conferences, customer demos, roadshows, and investor meetings — not just a single booth appearance.
Built to move smoothly from show to show with smart crating, easy-set up, and modular assembly that reduces shipping friction.
Some Teague-built mockups are still in use more than a decade later, and still look show-ready.

Blue Origin
Built as a high-fidelity marketing mockup, the New Shepard mockup helped Blue Origin bring the passenger experience to life at Space Symposium and Oshkosh, where thousands of visitors moved through the artifact. Designed with careful attention to breakdown, shipping, digital storytelling, and long-term use, the mockup later became a training tool and now lives at the Smithsonian.
Regent
For Regent, we used a modular “whalebone” structure to achieve functional fidelity on a lean budget. Designed for efficient crating, shipping, and setup, the mockup helped the client make its seaglider vision tangible and earned visibility in The New York Times's coverage of ReIndustrialize 2025.

Shield AI
Designed to replace a previous mockup that was difficult and unsafe to use, Shield AI’s show model was built around the realities of setup, transport, and repeat use. Teague created a trailer system that mimicked product functionality, allowing the aircraft body to live on the trailer, roll directly into a crate, and deploy smoothly on the show floor.

Anduril
The Anduril Omen show model translated complex geometry, integrated propellers, and a distinctive gold-textured canopy into a high-fidelity show model. The project showcased Teague’s speed, precision, and in-house paint capabilities under a tight deadline.

Blue Origin
Starting with only a rough structural concept, Teague helped Blue Origin transform the lander into a polished, technically credible demonstration artifact. The team shaped the visual design, engineered the truss system, accounted for load requirements, and executed the details needed to make the concept feel real, refined, and ready for its on-stage reveal by Jeff Bezos.
OUR expertise
Teague integrates design, engineering, and fabrication to create show models, high fidelity mockups, and demonstrators that are not only polished and memorable, but built with the rigor high-stakes programs demand.
With a secure U.S.-based build facility, disciplined execution, and ITAR/EAR compliance, Teague brings the control needed to support sensitive, complex programs — from first concept through build, transport, installation, and reuse.


30,000 square foot shop in Everett, WA

Highly skilled fabricator-designers

Metal shop on site

Woodshop

Hot wire cutter

In-house paint booth

5-Axis Drill
If you're preparing for a major industry show, now is the time to start shaping the artifact that will carry the product story.
Client Testimonial
It's never in doubt that the Teague team will go to great lengths not just to satisfy our ask, but to understand the heart of our need.
Tomas Lafferriere
Product Manager | The Boeing Company
