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9 hours ago, Wholemeal Crank said:Those were incredible. Wow. Such sharp detail. I'd love to know the scale of the cathedrals.
@Wholemeal Crank if you go inside the Milan's Cathedral, for examples, she says it's 1:350 . It was about 13 pounds of short pastry and 140 hours of work!
9 hours ago, Wholemeal Crank said:Those were incredible. Wow. Such sharp detail. I'd love to know the scale of the cathedrals.
@Wholemeal Crank if you go inside the Milan Cathedral, for examples, she says it's 1:350 . It was about 13 pounds of short pastry and 140 hours of work!
9 hours ago, Wholemeal Crank said:Those were incredible. Wow. Such sharp detail. I'd love to know the scale of the cathedrals.
@Wholemeal Crank if you go inside the Milan cathedral, for examples, she says it's 1:350 . It was about 13 pounds of short pastry and 140 hours of work!
9 hours ago, Wholemeal Crank said:Those were incredible. Wow. Such sharp detail. I'd love to know the scale of the cathedrals.
@Wholemeal Crank if you go inside the Milan cathedral, for examples, she says it's 1:350 . It was about 13 pounds of short pastry and 140 hours of work!
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