Chapelle of Ronchamp; Le Corbusier

[Llaut Mallorquin]

DOWNLOAD HERE
https://cp.c-ij.com/es/contents/CNT-0022552/index.html





Hello
This is my version of the architect Le Corbusier's masterpiece
The model is incredibly complicated to build, but it is excellently designed. and everything fits perfectly, but you have to use enough tricks.
Hope you like
regards

[Llaut Mallorquin]

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[eatcrow2]

Exceptional modeling! Beautiful work..

[Llaut Mallorquin]

Thank you for your visit and comments, eatcrow2.
I have downloaded the file and I have printed it in A3.
In A4 it is too small
regards

[Mike Stamper]

Nice model!

I tried a different publisher's version - it was not good. I'd seen this one on Canon's site but the experience with the earlier kit put me off.

Now I've seen yours, I'll have to make this one - I may make it a bit smaller ;-))

Cheers
Mike

[Llaut Mallorquin]

Hi Mike Stamper
Thank you for your comments
The model is very well designed, but you have to vary a bit the assembly order of the instructions, with the two big eaves, (you must glue them separatly to the two front walls) the roof later and the main walls.
If this is not done, it is very difficult to mount
There is only one poorly designed piece and it is the door and windows that connect the two small bell towers, but it is tweaked a little and perfect
The last thing to stick is the base
I recommend using cardboard 200gr (7 oz) for A3 size

regards

[Styrian Spitfire]

Hello,

This church looks very futuristic, and you have built it clean, too.

I can only congratulate you!

Best regards from Styria

[Llaut Mallorquin]

Hello Styrian Spitfire
Indeed, the magnificent and precursor design of this chapel was made in the mid-50s by Le Corbusier, one of the architects who belong to the "Modern Movement".
There is a movie, which deals with the only house that this architect built in Argentina.
Thank you for your comments
regards