Round rod made out of white styrene. Diameter 0,5 mm / 0.02”, length 325 mm / 12.8”

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railing cut in grey-coloured card

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The set includes decorative elements of the Naturalists’ House and the tenement building at Mydlarska 13, as well as fenders on the waterfront.

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The Naturalists’ House – 16th century, one of the most impressive buildings in the entire city. Currently - the Archaeological Museum. The tower features a viewing platform, accessible via a staircase of 142 steps. St Mary’s Gate – 15th century. This gate leads to Mariacka Street, famous for its picturesque shops selling amber. The building at 13 Mydlarska Street – 18th century. These buildings were largely destroyed in 1945, but over the years they have been carefully restored. All three buildings share one base and a section of the quay, including the street lighting.

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The set includes fenders on the waterfront.

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The set includes fenders on the waterfront.

paper model
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The row of townhouses along the Motława River is one of the most recognisable landmarks of Gdańsk. All buildings share a common base and a section of the quay complete with street lamps, allowing them to be arranged in their authentic order. However, each building is a separate model and can also be displayed in any other configuration.

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The Crane Gate – 16th century, iconic symbol of Gdańsk. The model also includes the adjoining pair of townhouses. All buildings share one base and a section of the quay, including the street lighting.