1938–1940: a new home
Josef Ander supported construction for SK Olomouc ASO. The ground opened in 1940 with a reinforced-concrete grandstand as its defining feature. The first match was the Czech Cup final, which the home side won 2–1.
Olomouc's ground without colour doing the work: just its unequal stands, open corners and precise silhouette in black PLA.
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The Andrův Stadium model
Andrův Stadium is not a perfectly symmetrical arena, which is exactly why it makes such a convincing miniature. The black edition brings the differing heights, roofs and spaces around the pitch into focus.
How the model is made
A convincing model starts long before the first print. Every phase serves one aim: making the stadium feel right from every angle.
We work with photographs, plans, aerial views and other available material, looking for connections and small features that ordinary images can miss.
We turn the references into a 3D design, compare each area again and refine it until the whole feels convincing.
The print settings preserve fine edges and layers. Speed never takes priority over the result.
We inspect the finished model from every side and only then secure it in its premium packaging.
Model size
It stays light on an ordinary shelf, while a closer look reveals how the stands connect and the small separate floodlight elements.
Premium packaging
The model comes in sturdy matte-black packaging with gold details. It protects the piece in transit and already feels like a finished gift box.
The stadium story
Andrův Stadium bears the name of Josef Ander, who helped give football in Olomouc a modern home. The original complex rose on a former shooting range, and its form then evolved with every era of the club.
Josef Ander supported construction for SK Olomouc ASO. The ground opened in 1940 with a reinforced-concrete grandstand as its defining feature. The first match was the Czech Cup final, which the home side won 2–1.
Near the end of the war, the retreating German army blew up the grandstand after using the stadium as an ammunition store. Its temporary wooden replacement remained in use until 1976. The stadium later deteriorated under army administration.
Work on a new main stand began in 1977. Later stages added the east stand, the north stand opened in 2000 and finally the south stand opened in 2010.
The exact size is shown beside the price above. The other sides follow the proportions of the real stadium.
PLA suited to detailed 3D printing. We make the model in Czechia and inspect every piece by hand before packing.
black Andrův Stadium model · separate floodlight pieces · protective premium packaging
Yes. Some small elements are supplied separately; please keep them out of reach of young children.
Yes. The matte-black packaging with gold details already feels like a finished gift box.
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