Observatory on a Church - Part 4

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(Part 4 of 5) Let's build a model of the Church of St. Ignatius in Rome, where Fr. Angelo Secchi SJ (1818-1878) built an astronomical observatory on the roof! In this part: painting, painting, painting! And windows.
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Videos in this series:
Part 1: • Observatory on a Churc...
Part 2: • Observatory on a Churc...
Part 3: • Observatory on a Churc...
Part 4: • Observatory on a Churc...
Part 5: • Observatory on a Churc...
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“Acoustic Breeze”, “Creative Minds”, “Going Higher”, “Once Again”, “Perception”, “Summer”, “Sunny”
DISCLAIMER: Unless otherwise stated, content of Macke Maker Space videos are personal projects of Br. Robert Macke SJ and are not sponsored by the Vatican Observatory. Ideas and opinions expressed on this channel are those of Br. Robert Macke SJ and do not represent official statements nor should they be interpreted as representing the positions of the Vatican Observatory, the Society of Jesus, the Vatican, or the Catholic Church.
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3 апр 2022

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Комментарии : 2

@christopherkennedy6729 2 года назад

Excellent! I admire your attention to detail, particularly with the oxidized copper dome. And, of course, thank you for your plug for the Vatican Observatory Foundation.

@paulmead4107 2 года назад

I had an attempt at making models when I was a teenager, it was one of the things that directed me toward toolmaking. I have only recently (2019) started using this tech and it's future is exciting. I think it is only one filament or postprocessing technique away from being something truly amazing. Dimensionally, it is more than accurate enough to make functional items. Imagine what DaVinci would have done with one, 90% of his skill was just in making his ideas a tangible reality, that could be tested. Merry Making. Stay safe.