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Sears Tower Model- 3D Printed
Sears Tower Model- 3D Printed
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The Sears Tower, officially known as Willis Tower, is an icon of Chicago and a staple of its beautiful skyline. Rising to 1,450 feet with 108 stories, it is currently the third tallest building in America, and held the record of world's tallest building for 25 years after it was completed in 1974.
13.75" Dimensions:
height: 13.75" (349mm)
base: 2" X 2" (51mm X 51mm)
16" Dimensions:
height: 16" (406mm)
base: 2.25" X 2.25" (57mm X 57mm)
23" Dimensions:
height: 23" (584mm)
base: 3.25" X 3.25" (83mm X 83mm)
28.25" Dimensions:
height: 28.25" (718mm)
base: 4" X 4" (102mm X 102mm)
45.5" Dimensions:
height: 45.5" (1156mm)
base: 6.25" X 6.25" (158mm X 158mm)
The second picture shows the 28.25" and 45.5" models. The third picture shows the 13.75" and 23" models.
The larger models have slightly more detail. The antennas are removable. Sizes 28.25" and larger are made up of multiple pieces that interlock and do not require glue.
The 45.5" model takes an estimated 1-2 weeks to ship.
Looking for another size or color? Send me a message, and I may be able to accommodate.
Customer Reviews
I ordered the tallest 45.5" model, to really stand out in my Chicago-themed man cave. It took about 2 weeks to print the piece, and the website clearly states that expectation --- up front. It finally arrived, and was easy to assemble. Looks great next to the tallest Sears Tower model, which I also ordered at the same time. My Chicago Room wouldn't be complete without these. Thank you!
PHENOMENAL 3D PRINT, A MUST HAVE FOR LARGE SCALE ARCHITECTURE REPLICA COLLECTORS
My expectations were well exceeded! Can't wait till Christmas 2024 for my Chicago Christmas display!
The overall product is amazing. Just the smaller antenna needles could've been better made. It shows off small thread like protrusions on the smaller needles. But I'm sure this is the case when printing such small items. But overall great product!
Very Happy, would do business with them again.
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