Also auctioned was a magnificent model of a gypsy caravan, made from matches, and painstakingly created by an inmate at Broadmoor Hospital for the Criminally Insane.
Whatever else you can say about his plan, when you see the magnificent model of the Rudolph scheme that was painstakingly recreated by Cooper Union students over the past year — the model itself justifies a visit to this exhibition — the design of this huge thing exerts a powerful magnetic pull.
One rainy day she discovers a magnificent role model in the figure of Anna Karina, playing a strong-willed prostitute in Jean-Luc Godard's 1962 New Wave classic "Vivre Sa Vie" ("My Life to Live").
So Jean-Paul Belmondo, a magnificent jerk, will model himself on Bogey and take off.
Over drinks in the Trophy Room of the New York Yacht Club, a magnificent space crammed with models of past America's Cup yachts, Ellison's consigliore in yachting matters, Tom Ehman, maintains DoGZilla is a bargaining chip.
The exhibition, a low-key but enlightening display of books, rare documents, prints, photographs and a wonderfully intricate scale model of the magnificent 2,000-seat 2,000-seat Synagogue in Amsterdam, built in 1671-75, was assembled by the Portuguese Synagoguer internAmsterdamffairs.
Root was magnificent on his debut, a model of patience and good technique and I like the way he seemed unruffled by everything that went on around him.
It's a Victorian temple of culture where the magnificent dioramas of Spitalfields and models recreating Petticoat Lane Market have been restored and installed in the library, to be viewed free of charge during opening hours.
No character on "Model Files" has the magnificent pettiness or Cruella de Vil fanaticism of a great fashion tyrant.
Tough as an Abalone At Oklahoma State University, scientists are learning from a different animal role model: abalone, with its magnificent shell of nacre, or mother of pearl.
The sale includes several fine architectural models, including one of the magnificent 18th-century Radcliffe Camera at Oxford.
