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When I took a trip to Taiwan, my wife,s aunty took me to a temple knowing that I love historical architects. I tell you want, no kidding about complex and rich. After I done looking and walk out the temple, I need to go wash my eyes, cause all I can are red and gold. XD
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Thanks for the new name !
I've tried both names in Google images and some look the same as my kit - others don't, so now I'm really confused ;-))) Johnny, I think I'll pass on the endoscope - much too "biological" for me. I can't believe the price. You'll have to send a "road test" when it arrives. Cheers Mike |
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Is Mengjia Longshan Temple local in Wanhua, Taipei, Taiwan. Only one
Longshan Temple in Taiwan.
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It's taken quite a time to post a follow up to the Temple. As you will guess from my other posts today, I've been busy with holidays, Christmas markets and other models.
The model, is nicely printed, but the instructions are a bit short on detail, although each page does have a line drawing relating to the parts on the page. The parts are printed so that page one has part 1,2 etc and page two has the next lot of parts - so no chasing backwards and forwards through the "book" to find parts. The absence of instructions is most obvious with the decoration under the top roof, there are no indications for fitting the decoration and no parts to cover the underside - a bit of an ommission when you have a removable roof! I also spent a lot of time tidying up the roof decoration, as you will see from the front page of the kit the white areas on the inside of the dragons etc is a little "awkward". Apart from these small niggles, the finished building is impressive with all the bright decoration -- and all those pillars. Also, having a removable roof means that the decorated joists can be seen. Cheers Mike |
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Really nice! Well done!
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I'm glad to see how well this project turned out!
The removable roof is a nice design touch - allows you to see the shrine inside, and gives you a chance to appreciate those beautiful supports. The careful cutting of the rooftop dragons was worth it! Nice work, and thanks for sharing the photos! |
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