The phrase "a huge model of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a large representation or replica of something, often in contexts like art, science, or architecture.
Example: "The museum features a huge model of the solar system, allowing visitors to explore the planets in detail."
Alternatives: "a large replica of" or "an enormous representation of".
(Children at the exhibition can climb on a huge model of Buddha's hand).
We began in front of a huge model of Buzz Lightyear, astronaut toy hero.
It will boast wide shop windows and a huge model of Tottenham's potential regeneration projects in an attempt to draw in locals.
There is also a huge model of said fascist police state, with tiny police cars everywhere, blue lights flashing right across a diorama of a city at night.
Claiming to be a travelling dentist, Schultz is driving a bizarre wagon with a huge model of a molar on the top.
But when you go into the basement of the museum, you are underneath the raft, and there they have built a huge model of the whale shark.
In his studio, he showed me a work in progress: parts of what will be a huge model city crisscrossed by roller-coasters of hundreds of track-racing toy cars.
A surprising scene- stealer at the biennale is the huge model of the Great Wall Commune.
In contrast with other approaches, the proposed technique does not require the generation of the, possibly huge, model of the entire system, typically, in order to yield a global diagnoser, but rather, it allows a modular and parallel exploitation of the reconstruction process.
As it turned out, the distance to M31 put it well outside the confines of even Shapley's huge model of the Galaxy, and M31 therefore must be an independent system of stars (and gas clouds).
Construction has pinched the already scant gallery space around its most popular attraction, the huge model of New York City called the Panorama that Robert Moses built for the fair in 1964.
