Notre Dame Paris; 1:300; Schreiber Bogen

**Tino** · #1 12-30-2023, 05:15 AM

Hello.
Today I show you the last model I finished.
Unfortunately this time I didn't have time to show the assembly step by step.
The model is very good and the end result is what you can see in the photos.
Happy New Year!

**Petestein** · #2 12-30-2023, 07:51 AM

Congratulations. You've done a fantastic job. And yes, Schreiber models are tops, extremely detailed and very well designed and not so difficult to build, just time consuming but the end result is a museum piece. I built this model some 20 years ago. I sold it to a chap who saw the model and told me that he MUST had it. He paid me very well so I just sold it to him and I hope you build it again. Happy New Year.

**Viator** · #3 12-30-2023, 02:11 PM

Wooow! It looks really magnificent against the Eiffel's Tower!

**ReynoldsSlumber** · #4 12-30-2023, 07:02 PM

Gorgeous! Very realistic looking.

**Erik Zwaan** · #5 12-31-2023, 07:14 AM

Wow Tino! What an excellent build! I agree with Petestein regarding the quality of the (especially latest) Schreiber models with their fine printed details. Indeed, a museum piece!

Erik

**juan angel 747** · #6 12-31-2023, 09:26 AM

This model of the Notre Dame de Paris church looked excellent on you.

But please, if you are going to put LED lights on it, be very careful with the cables, we don't want it to be a very recent diorama.

**Siwi** · #7 12-31-2023, 10:12 AM

LEDs shouldn't be much of a fire risk as they don't get anywhere near as hot as incandescent bulbs, which is why they are much more efficient (for example, my car headlights will not melt ice or frost). Wires can be attached to insulating strips if you want to be extra safe and the battery pack external, which avoids handling the model when it needs changing.

**Tino** · #8 01-17-2024, 12:33 PM

Thank you to all for your kind comments.