https://www.yeggi.com/q/reichstag/Kaczor wrote:Jokes aside - is this model available to download somewhere?
Reichstag
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HERMAN BIX
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Jeez there would be a hell of a lot of work making the 1945 version!!
Sure is a thing to behold.
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Sure is a thing to behold.
I am going to say that kids anywhere on the globe will react with similar faces to another ofDads requests to appear in a picture with his hobby in it
They just don’t get it !!
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if you put lots of candles on it, it would make a marvellous birthday cake 
Seriously, though, that's an impressive piece of printing.
However, having walked around the real Reichstag noting, with awe, all the filled-in bullet holes (in 1988, before the Wall came down)- I was most impressed by the scale of the building.
If this is to be a diorama piece, and not a surprise birthday cake, I wonder what scale tanks and figures would go well with it
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Seriously, though, that's an impressive piece of printing.
However, having walked around the real Reichstag noting, with awe, all the filled-in bullet holes (in 1988, before the Wall came down)- I was most impressed by the scale of the building.
If this is to be a diorama piece, and not a surprise birthday cake, I wonder what scale tanks and figures would go well with it
..."Get your facts first, and then you can distort them as much as you please"- Mark Twain.
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Kaczor wrote:In 1:16 it would be HUGE. Here is 1:25 model from Berlin ModellPark:
Perfect for 'Gulliver's Travels'... to the Third Reich "Get your facts first, and then you can distort them as much as you please"- Mark Twain.
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Wow! Can that marvelous building model really be 3D printed? I would be fascinated to learn how it's all put together. Amazing! 
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14 days printEstnische wrote:Wow! How long did it take to print it?
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Absolutely superb, alot of printing in that at the scale you printed!
