Description
Main building of the hotel "Ukraine"
One of 7 high-rise buildings of the Stalin era, built in the Empire style. high-rise building, the seventh and last of the Stalinist high-rise buildings built in Moscow on Kutuzovsky Prospekt in 1953-1957, designed by architects Arkady Mordvinov, Vyacheslav Oltarzhevsky and chief designer Pavel Krasilnikov.
One of my favorite high-rise buildings in the city, a very majestic and beautiful building. I completed the main body, trying to convey as much detail as possible for an FDM printer.
The first floor is made of white ceramic blocks, the upper floors are made of beige.
Prints without supports despite slicer warnings.
Scale approximately 1:1000
Enjoy your use and happy printing!
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