2 April 1974: opening day
Westfalenstadion opened with a friendly against Schalke 04. Its original form held 54,000, most of them standing. Its complete roof already produced remarkable acoustics.
Dortmund in black and yellow, complete with the South Stand and eight roof pylons that make its outline as distinctive as its atmosphere.
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The Signal Iduna Park model
Two Dortmund signatures lead the miniature: the immense South Stand and yellow pylons carrying the roof from outside. Colour connects that architecture to the stadium's black-and-yellow identity.
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
The full-size ground holds more than 81,000; at home it stays compact. Its pylons and tiered stands still give the model a strong spatial presence.
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
Dortmund's arena began with room for 54,000. Successive expansions made it much larger, while closeness, acoustics and the South Stand remained central to its reputation. Today its 81,365 places are the most in Germany.
Westfalenstadion opened with a friendly against Schalke 04. Its original form held 54,000, most of them standing. Its complete roof already produced remarkable acoustics.
Upper tiers on the west and east sides and an expanded south end lifted capacity to 68,600. In 1995, both long sides gained 6,000 seats. The South Stand became Europe's largest terrace.
Filling the corners added roughly 14,000 places. Eight external yellow pylons took the roof load and still define the stadium's outline. Each stands 62 metres high.
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.
colour Signal Iduna Park model · protective premium packaging
Yes. The matte-black packaging with gold details already feels like a finished gift box.
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