The churches. Part I (Czech Republic)

From the publication You can glue together 7 models of Czech churches of varying complexity: St. Peter and Paul Rotunda in Budči (built in 895), St. John the Baptist Church in Nudvojoviči near Turnov (1250), St. Barbara's Church in Častochostice (12th - 15th century), Body of Christi Church in Krečhori (14th century), St. Vaclav's Church in Prosek (11th - 12th century), St. Peter and Paul's Rotunda in Old Plzenec (10th century) and St. Michael and St. Vaclav rotunda in Tešin (XI century).

Simple, but well-detailed models of small churches, which, under the supervision of a more experienced colleague, can be glued even by a modeler with little experience, but there is no need to rush. The most complicated thing in these models (as in many church models) is the domed roofs of the towers.