Three Pagodas of Hangzhou (Miniature Model)

The Three Pagodas originally appeared on the panoramic view of West Lake painted by Zhou Long in the Ming Dynasty. With the passage of time, the original pagoda has long ceased to exist. The attraction was rebuilt in 2004, and the uphill trail was also repaired. In the future, the trail will be connected to attractions such as the China Tea Museum in Longhongjian, the Longjing Tea Village in the Outer Chicken Cage, and the South Peak, making it a space node for sightseeing in the western part of the lake where "visitors can climb mountains and see the lake, and tour the lake and appreciate the mountains."

I have made some modifications to the original foundation, added an internal structure, and made it possible to assemble (when assembling the second and third layers, it is a bit tight. If you use force, you may break a few columns. I originally wanted to glue them back, but I found that it looked quite good with fewer columns on the outside, so I broke off some of the columns on the outside of the second floor).

It is best not to use tree-like supports except for the second layer (using ordinary supports may be better), otherwise it will be difficult to dismantle. Be careful when dismantling the supports. Some miniatures have very fragile structures, so be gentle and careful.

This building may be a bit obscure to many people, but it can be used as a general model of ancient architecture. Moreover, as a building from my hometown, I think it is quite beautiful. It is convenient and quick to print, does not require much material, and is easy to assemble (each layer has added slots). It is a good display model.

I hope you like it. You can also check out other models I have published before~.