Freddie Sparrow Limited
Marketing
Video and print, from the workshop
Short-form video — filmed on site, cut here, published — and the printed things a business hands over. Run by the same business as 3D Essentials, so when the job needs a sign, a display or a part made as well, that is one conversation rather than two suppliers.
The work below was made by 3D Essentials while it was Freddie Sparrow trading as a sole trader, before Freddie Sparrow Limited was incorporated on 22 September 2026. Same workshop, same person, same machines — the credits say so because who made a thing is worth getting right.
Video by 3D Essentials (then a sole trader) · Red 1 Airsoft
Red 1 Airsoft run walk-on airsoft sites in Hertfordshire and across the UK. Multiple videos, filmed on site, cut and published — the whole job each time, not a camera hired out for an afternoon. An ongoing arrangement rather than a one-off, which is the kind of work this page is really for.
Made by 3D Essentials (then a sole trader) · Red 1 Airsoft
The same client, and the other half of what this business does. A code visitors point a phone at to land straight on Red 1 Airsoft's own website — which only works if the finder squares, module spacing and contrast are accurate enough for a camera to decode. Printed as one piece in two colours, so there is no stuck-on plate to lift, and tested on more than one handset before it left the workshop.
Made by 3D Essentials (then a sole trader) · James Marshall Foundation
A blue, cyan and white logo display, designed, printed and assembled for the James Marshall Foundation — a brand on a screen turned into something that sits on a desk at an event and survives being carried to the next one.
Two of those three were made rather than filmed. The videos are this site's work; the QR display and the logo display are 3D Essentials, which is the same business and the same account. They are here because a client who needs both gets both, on one brief and one invoice.
Every business named here has said we may. A name or a logo does not go on this page without asking first. If you are listed and would rather not be, email the desk and you are taken off the same day, no reason needed.
Logos belong to the businesses that own them, and are used to show that we worked together and for nothing else. Nothing here means that business endorses or is affiliated with anything we sell. Where a commercial arrangement of any kind exists it is declared on the sponsorships page, not hinted at.
About the photographs. The QR display photograph is of the finished piece: straightened, with the hand holding it edited out and the plate shown on a plain dark background. Nothing about the piece itself has been changed. The James Marshall Foundation image is AI-optimised for presentation, and is labelled that way wherever it appears.
Red 1 Airsoft’s website is theirs, not ours. We do not control or monitor it, and the link the QR code carries does not make us responsible for its pages.