CAMPANILE DI SAN MARCO Venezia - 1:200 - Domus

[Styrian Spitfire]

Hello !

After the B17 I will next cut a more simple bow.

It is the Campanile of San Marco in Venice.
The bow is from the Domus publishing house and is already somewhat older, unfortunately, the publishing house has not been in some years.

Alone the presentation of the portfolio is beautifully designed. From the graphics we do not want to speak at all, which is as always with Domus simply outstanding. With the step-by-step instructions, no problems are pre-programmed. A special feature of the Domus arcs is that the parts are already pre-punched. The scale is 1: 200, so the tower will reach the height of 50.5 cm.

Best regards
Kurt

[Diderick A. den Bakker]

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[Styrian Spitfire]

Hello Diderick ,

oh I know it and my next Order will comming soon

Hello everybody ,

But now it's happening ...
In the case of parts 1, the window openings are cut out and reinforced with 0.9 mm cardboard.
The tower is quite fast. The windows and doors are moved backwards. After reinforcing with cardboard and cutting out the surfaces, the windows and doors are inserted from behind. The stem can now be closed.

Kind regards
Kurt

[Styrian Spitfire]

Hello !

and further ...
The porch comes in front of the front porch. The whole thing I stick on a 3 mm Finnpappe, so the Campanile hopefully on a good foundation.
The first tower is equipped with columns on the inside.
Despite the simplicity, a beautiful 3D effect results.

Kind regards Kurt

[Styrian Spitfire]

Hello ,
And it is already coming to an end.
The tower spire is placed on the upper pedestal.
The Archangel Gabriel is the last part of the building.
After 20 hours, the Campanile is now ready. A simple and easy-to-use model with a beautiful effect.

best regards
************************* Kurt

[romanmodels]

Good work Kurt