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This is my latest Modular Building for a center piece in my layout.

The Lady Tower (or in dutch Vrouwentoren) is the remaining tower of the Our-Dear-Lady chapel. The chapel was torn down in 1585.

This is the front of the tower.

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Next are the side and back of the tower with the crooked side building. Also shown are the modules of the tower.

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A close up of the spire with clocks. I had to make my life difficult and made it five sided.

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And this is the real tower.

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That is brilliant. Looks spot-on. The color scheme works well and the shape of the roof is fitting. I really like the top of the tower with the white detailing. All of your effort definitely paid off. Keep up the good work.

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Your technique is awesome. Your roof is really amazing. It smells the perfection. I love how you change the brick looking at some places.

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I just have to chime in with the others: This is brilliant! The worn parts make it look more realistic.

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I commented on this before, but the comment was obviously deleted in the breakdown some weeks ago. Now that I have seen the real thing I may say that it even looks more awesome than on the photos. I especially love the color scheme and all those asymmetric aspects which make this building a real city landmark. The flying witch is a nice addition.

Great job on this, looking forward for your future creations! :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:

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