Immaculate Conception Cathedral - Denver CO, USA
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MiniWorld3D's founder Dany Sánchez lived in Denver for some time and created several models representing landmarks of the city.
The Cathedral Basilica of the Immaculate Conception is the cathedral of the Archdiocese of Denver of the Roman Catholic Church. Inspired by French Gothic architecture, it was designed by Leon Coquard of Detroit and completed in 1911.
It measures 195 by 116 feet (59 by 35 m) with the nave rising to 68 feet (21 m). The main façade is framed by two 210-foot (64 m) spires. It is built with stone quarried in Colorado and Indiana, interior details are built in Carrara Marble. It features 75 stained glass windows made in Munich, more than any church in the USA. Pope John Paul II held a mass here in 1993 (from Wikipedia).
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Printing Tips
Easy print
No supports required.
Minimal or no infill are possible.
No rafts or brims needed.
Use slow speeds, especially in outer perimeter, such as 20 mm/s
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