Threeding has announced that it has entered a cooperation agreement with the Regional Historical Museum of Pernik, Bulgaria to 3D scan museum exhibits and sell the digital models on their website. The company states that this is a logical progression of its aim to present historical and art 3D printable models on its site, in this case 3D printable models of unique historical artifacts from the Prehistoric times, Antiquity, Middle Ages and Early Modern Period from the region.
The Regional History Museum is located in the town of Pernik, Western Bulgaria. The region has a rich history dating back to antiquity. In different periods the town was part of the territory of the Thracians, part of the Roman Empire, the Byzantines Empire, the Bulgarian Kingdom, the Ottoman Empire and, nowadays, part of Bulgaria.
The museum was established in 1953 as a town museum and shortly after it grew into Regional National Museum. Currently, the museum has a collection of almost 55,000 objects from different periods of the history.
The cooperation is a mutually beneficial agreement as the Regional Historical Museum of Pernik has a very limited budget and the collection of a royalty for each sale done via Threeding.com is a new revenue source welcomed by the management. Furthermore, this cooperation will increase the popularity of the Pernik museum, and the region in Bulgaria.
The agreement is effective immediately and 3D Printing models from the museum will be available at Threeding.com soon.
