At King's Landing, 18 miles (29 km) west, is a full-scale reconstruction of a loyalist settlement.
Weber and Bucherer's plan is that the third and final stage of the Buddha-statues project will be a full-scale reconstruction in Afghanistan.
But he said he thought the city was ignoring local requests that the project include a full-scale reconstruction of the streets, including new curbs and sidewalks.
(He is represented by videos of his last work, a full-scale reconstruction of his childhood home in Detroit, mounted on a truck passing through the streets of the distressed city).
The ruthless commercial exploitation of blockbuster exhibitions is nothing new, yet it sits particularly uneasily with a show whose unique selling point is a full-scale reconstruction of the Beethoven Frieze, installed at the Vienna Secession building in 1902.
Other highlights include a full-scale reconstruction of the Mithraeum, wall paintings from the baptistery in the Christian church (including what is among the earliest known images of Christ), decorated ceiling tiles from the synagogue, and rare examples of military equipment (including a complete set of horse armor and painted wooden shields).
Mural for Williamsburg Housing Project is a full-scale reconstruction of the gigantic —6'10" x 17' — mural Bolotowsky made in Williamsburg in 1980.
Starting in 1937, she underwent a full-scale reconstruction that completely rebuilt her superstructure, upgraded her powerplant, and equipped her with launch catapults for floatplanes.
It may have been destroyed during Henry VIII's Dissolution of the Monasteries, but the abbot's notes on its design have allowed a full-scale reconstruction.
Last off-season, in committing to a full-scale reconstruction of their flawed roster, the Braves traded away the last of their established, useful players: Simmons and right-hander Shelby Miller.
