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Kiefer built a scale model of his set, and Widman came and played his clarinet.
He even built a scale model of the plant for his son's sixth-grade class presentation about the facility.
In the 1960's he built a scale model of Martin, Ky., as big as a room, with mountains formed from chicken wire and plaster.
In 1900, reformers built a scale model of the block bounded by Canal, Chrystie, Bayard and Forsyth streets, to expose the conditions of daily existence there.
A group of Cuban and international architects rallied behind Mr. Garatti after Foster & Partners, the firm of the British architect Norman Foster, carried out a feasibility study at the ballet school in late 2011 and built a scale model.
We've come a long way from one of the early national science fairs, in 1955, when 14 students participated and the winner built a scale model of Eli Whitney's cotton gin, said Lawrence Bellipanni, a retired professor of biological sciences at the University of Southern Mississippi, who wrote his doctoral dissertation on science fairs.
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Battle City is about entering into a programmed existence within a capitalist city, where he sees everyone engaged in a type of battle (economic, existential, etc).. To that end, Chang built a scaled model of a city, and reproduced video of marketing materials and other city footage to mimic life in this programmed city.
Then he helped members of his temple build a scale model of Jerusalem.
"Students would build a scale model of a medieval European city," she said of the course.
In 2012 they briefly considered hiring an architect to build a scale model of a Mies van der Rohe building for what would have been his 126th birthday.
He builds a scale model of every scene he paints, and uses a klieg light to simulate the sun and to get the shadows right.
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