Eiffel Tower; Schreiber Bogen; 1/300

[tino]

Hi to all,

I return with another building.
This model only have 200 pieces that are spread through 19 A3 sheets.

Its possible to choose between a very complicated model and a simpler one and it will end with more than 1 meter high.

I will build the hard version with some thousand of triangles to cut.

 

[tino]

Well, for now I started to build the four shoes that will support the entire model. They were easy to build.

 

[Papermodder]

I have the patience. I could do this model.

Jim

 

[tino]

For today another small advance finishing the four shoes. Before starting to show the hard work.

 

[Revell-Fan]

Thumbs UP!

 

[tino]

For now I start to show a little of hard work and a piece of easy work.

The cutting of all the black areas dont have much to see but the result is very nice.

 

[tino]

For now I start to show a little of hard work and a piece of easy work.

The cutting of all the black areas dont have much to see but the result is very nice.

 

[tino]

Finally, after many hours cutting and painting the edges I can show the building of the first floor. It was a long and a hard work but at the end this is the result.
This is a model that gives much work to the modeler but doesnt give much fings to show during building.

 

[tino]

Some more pictures.

 

[Vince]

Wow, you got way more patience than I. Looks great so far.

 

[moradin]

Very nice! That will be a good looking tower when you will finish it! Keep up the good work!

 

[tino]

Thank you for your comments!

 

[tino]

Thank you for your comments!

 

[tino]

Before the second floor I glued some more pieces were are written the name of scientists.

 

[tino]

After some time cutting and painting edges the second floor is ready to glue on the first floor.

 

[tino]

Before I join the two floors I decided to start the work on the third floor.

 

[tino]

Finally I managed to join the two floors.

 

[zathros]

This is not so much a testimony to the model as much as it is a testimony to you! Superb!!

 

[tino]

Thank you very much Zathros!!

 

[zathros]

I would suggest putting some steel rod on the inside corners to support the model over time. I have had smaller models with lattice structures collapse, and would be beyond a shame! A glass case would be nice too, maybe with a mirror in the back, or in a corner scenic backdrops.