Monumentals - Mexico City - Part 3
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4 easy-to-print models part of a larger collection of Mexico City landmarks. No supports. 🇲🇽
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🇲🇽 ¡Bienvenidos a CDMX!
Welcome to Mexico City!
As an homage to Mexico's capital city, Dany Sánchez of MiniWorld3D created the most complete set of its landmarks and famous buildings circa 2015. There are many buildings in the set, so it is published in parts, each containing a few buildings following a theme.
- Zocalo
- Reforma top skyscrapers
- Monumental buildings
- Other high rises
- Modernist buildings
- Chapultepec
- El Angel area
- Tlatelolco
Part 3 are Monumental landmarks of Political, Cultural, and Religious importance.
The Monument to the Mexican Revolution, finished in 1938 to commemorate not the Independence, but the 1910 political Revolution. It was originally meant to be part of a much larger Legislative Palace, but only the dome was repurposed as this monument, considered the tallest triumphal arch in the world, it stands 67 meters (220 ft) in height.
The Palace of Fine Arts (Palacio de Bellas Artes) is the most prominent cultural center and venue in Mexico. It has housed presentations, galleries, concerts, and plays by the most renowned artists and musicians. Started in 1904 and completed in 1934, it displays Neoclassical, Art Nouveau, and Art Deco styles. It houses murals by Diego Rivera, Siqueiros, and others, and it is the home of the National Folk Ballet.
The New Basilica of our Lady of Guadalupe is a 1974 catholic church built to acommodate the immense volumes of pilgrims that visit Mexico's patron saint, the Virgin Mary of Guadalupe. Its modern facilities and services replaced older basilicas dating to the 1700's. The shape reminds of the Virgin's turquoise cloak, protecting all pilgrims under it.
Lastly, the Monumental Plaza de Toros Mexico is the largest bullring in the world, with 41,262 seats. Aside from bullfighting, boxing events and concerts are common. It's the most prestigious bullring outside of Spain, and the best Matadors through decades have come to it. It was built in 1946 to replace an older, smaller bullring.
(All from Wikipedia).
Note that all the models in the Mexico City series are in scale to each other, so you can compare their heights and sizes!
MiniWorld3D is happy to bring these models to life and a smile to all residents of Mexico City!. Please give credit, it's all about spreading culture!
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Images by Dany Sánchez. Printed in PLA.
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PRINT SETTINGS
At the provided size, no supports are needed.
No rafts or brims.
Infill: 15%, lightning pattern ok.