Three dimensional scale models are particularly helpful when cases involve large scene areas, where vertical features or the relative size of objects are important and where viewing 3-D objects in person is useful.
Examples of models include an interstate ramp with obscured visibility, a street intersection where snow mounds block driver views, a railroad yard with computer-controlled scale trains, a house with structural code violations in 1/24 scale, a functional warehouse loading dock, and more. Where meaningful, Wolf incorporates aerial photos into its models.
Wolf carefully plans models so jurors will more readily visualize the critical issues of the case and the issues in question.