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Paper craft, free download.
Venice in 1757*
First set made of ready-to-cut architectural paper craft models of 18th century Venetian buildings directly inspired on the Canaletto’s views. A4 format, download it now here below.
Free Download VENICE 1757 in A4
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Details*
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Venice, gallery













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*It is not true, this place does not exist.
verry nice model are possobile other parts as two,three etc
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Hi Slawomir, thanks for your comment. We are working on it… you will be the first to be informed once it will be ready.
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Absolutely superb models with great graphics. This is the best set of card models I have seen in the last years. Looks really “handmade”.
Outstanding work. Thanks for giving this set to the community.
Sincerely
Peter Wehrhahn
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Hi Peter, many thanks. In a short time we confide to come out with a new set. Actually it is ready and in phase of texturing. Let’s keep in touch.
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This is absolutly breathtaking, many thanks for offering it as a free download! I remember art courses in school, where I would have received an “A”-grade only for bringing this even without building it. Great stuff – once again: thank You!
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…. indeed a brillant set of paper-designs! The set makes me a bit »jealous« …. 🙂
Thank you for making it available! … and I’m looking for a sequel also … 🙂
Best regards
Thomas Pleiner
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Hi! Really amazing stuff, and i Live near venice so believe me! Actually, I would like to print your buildings to fit in my 28 mm war games. What scale should I use when printing? At what scale are they designed? Thank you!
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Are they designed to be assembled into street scenes or as stand alone models? If as street scenes is their a plan for placement? Truly wonderful set of drawings!
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You can assemble them along the streets (calli) and/or around the squares (campi) and/or along canals just like the real ones. Thanks a lot, Fred!
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A truly wonderful set. Looking forward to start building them. Is there any more sets besides set one and two? Do you have a street plan according to where each building goes?
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It’s GREAT !! :). Thank You very much. My wife asked me if I can’t do her Venice. Your building realy help me to do this. I hope that You’ll do more similar here. Best wishes from Poland :).
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Przemek just make your best for your wife! greetings from Italy.
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Those are brilliant highly detailed And absolutely fun making.Not difficult at all very easy.But can you make more of those including some monuments like Rialto bridge St Mark square monuments and more houses I love love it .I am actually planning to make A very big diorama which is 1m².So I hope you will notice me and grant my wish
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Dear Tomthil, thanks for your nice words. In future I am planning to do more versions but it will be an “alternative version” of Venice. Please if you want send us some pictures of your dioramas!!! Cheers.
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An outstanding model set which I am in the process of assembling at this moment. Lacking any instructions though, has left a couple of buildings unfinished. Perhaps if Oonirico could be so kind as to show the completed designs we might be able to assemble the more awkward buildings. Nevertheless thank you for sharing these two model sets which are just brilliant.
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Hi SMH, what building is unfinished? Did you check the “Special Set Venice”?
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Hi it’s the red brick palazzo with what looks like a sotoportego with wood planking. I’d send you the picture if I could 🙂
Thank you
P. Vincenzo (Erem. Dio)
Eremo Santa Maria
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Please Vincenzo let me know the code (#…), I can’t see any unfinished parts 😕.
Regards.
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