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Will a larger size always look exactly like the smaller version?

Not necessarily. People often assume that scaling is visually neutral, but it rarely is. A larger object may reveal different >

Often yes, but scaling is not a trivial slider that leaves everything else unchanged. Changing scale can affect structural stability, >

You should always rely on the individual product page, because the meaning of “size” changes from one product family to >

Yes, that is one of the most natural areas where size variation makes sense. The 3D printed logos line already >

For some products, yes, but not in a universal way across the whole shop. NOW IN TIME sells very different >

The clearest current areas are already visible in the catalog structure. The site includes personalized GBbooks, custom 3D prints, customizable >

Yes. Custom work is clearly part of the project, not a marginal extra. The site has a dedicated Personalizations area, which already >

Yes. That is the intended core use case, not a secondary possibility. GBbooks are conceived as real cartridges for actual >

Probably yes. In fact, that is one of the clearest signals the brand gives. The catalog already mixes handmade retro >