Created by
North American designer
Bryan Tan, aka
RocketManTan, this is the
Albert Speer's Volkshalle, a really well done
paper model in 1/750 scale. -
The Volkshalle (“People's Hall”), also called
Große Halle (“Great Hall”) or
Ruhmeshalle (“Hall of Glory”), was a huge domed
monumental building planned by
Adolf Hitler and his architect
Albert Speer for
Germania. The project
was never accomplished. The word
Volk had a particular resonance in
Nazi thinking. The term
völkisch movement, which can be translated to
English as
"the people's movement" or
"the folkish movement", derives from
Volk but also implies an otherworldly and eternal essence. Before the
First World War, völkisch thought had developed an attitude to the arts as the
German Volk; that is, from an organically linked
Aryan or
Nordic community
(Volksgemeinschaft), racially unpolluted and with its
roots in the
German soil of the
Heimat (homeland). -
Wikipedia
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| Model of the Volkshalle . |
Criado pelo
designer norte-americano Bryan Tan, aka
RocketManTan, este é o
"Pavilhão do Povo", um
modelo de papel muito bem feito na
escala 1/750. - O
Volkshalle (pavilhão do povo) foi um grande
projeto feito para a cidade Welthauptstadt Germania, planejado por
Albert Speer e aprovado por
Adolf Hitler. Ficaria em
Berlim. O projeto tinha como base o
Panteão de Roma, e na visão de
Speer, seria o
principal monumento dele para a
Welthauptstadt Germania. Segundo o próprio
Hitler, o prédio devia ter pelo menos
10 vezes o tamanho do Panteão de Roma, para demonstrar o tamanho do
Regime Nazista.
Speer logo repreendeu o
Führer, dizendo que
seria o alvo perfeito para bombardeiros inimigos. O prédio
nunca foi construído, devido à
extinção do III Reich. -
Wikipedia
Link: Albert.Speer's.Volkshalle.Paper.Model.In.1/750.Scale.by.RocketManTan
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