The New York Times writes a feature story on the Mortal Kombat Web Series. Look for the first full reveal of the character, Baraka sculpted by Pipeline Artists, Keith Lau and Howard Lau. Check out the article here.

We’re thrilled to be featured on the cover of our home town newspaper, the Richmond Review. To read the full June 12, 2010 article please visit:
http://www.bclocalnews.com/richmond_southdelta/richmondreview/news/96098639.html?mobile=true

Pipeline Modelshop launches our own Facebook page. Please visit:
http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#!/pages/Richmond-BC/Pipeline-Modelshop/382648637128?ref=ts&ajaxpipe=1&__a=6/Pipeline-Modelshop/382648637128?ref=ts&ajaxpipe=1&__a=6

Pipeline featured in Ming Pao Magazine. Owners, Howard and Keith Lau will be featured in an Nov.14th issue of Vancouver’s Ming Pao Newspapers (Canada) Ltd., articling their growth as Chinese Canadians in the design and entertainment industry.

Wallfarmers[dot]com featured a article on the Robot and Monsters Exhibition.

Wallfarmers[dot]com is media resource for Exhibition reviews and media coverage for affiliate artists and galleries.

To view the complete article click here.

The Network Robot on display. Pipeline Modelshop created the specialty costume for OLN's Road Hockey Rumble Series.

Some of Pipeline's props are on display at the Monsters & Robots Exhibition presented by the Ayden Gallery from Oct.23 - Nov.22,2009.


Ayden Gallery is a contemporary fine art gallery located in downtown Vancouver, exhibiting the work of both established and emerging artists.

Pipeline Modelshop moves into a new facility in Richmond, BC, situated in the heart of Richmond's business district. Pipeline's new studio is conveniently located minutes away from the city's core bridges aptly connecting them to Greater Vancouver's regional cities.

Marketline Magazine Fall 07 Issue features Pipeline's Kleenex Anti-Viral Tissue Campaign for Smak.

"The 2007 launch of the new Kleenex Anti-Viral Tissue saw an experiential campaign touch Canada’s major cities during the coldest week of the winter. Through a unique sampling campaign, the new product landed into the hands of hundreds of thousands of Canadians. The campaign delivered beyond expectations, resulting in an immediate and dramatic spike in sales, vastly outpacing original projections. Kimberly Clark’s taste of the experiential was positive, ensuring experiential tactics would regularly be a part of its future media mix". By Quentin Evans and Tuuli Hannula, Smak

To view a complete PDF copy of this issue click here.

Pipeline ModelShop takes on Kleenex® brand. Collaborating with SMAK, one of Canada's top guerrilla marketing agencies, Pipeline designed and fabricated 18 "Sniffle Squad" Ghost Buster style packs for the launch of the new Kleenex Anti-Viral Tissue. The Canadian National Tour took place during the peak of the cold and flu season, reaching the family-centered target markets at the most popular winter special events and locations. The campaign was launched across all metropolitan Canadian Cities such as Toronto, Ottawa, Montreal, and Vancouver.

Construction details include several flashing LED lights on each pack and a large window at the back revealing the tissue storage dispenser.