The St. Franciscas Seraphine Church in Knežmoste (Czech Republic)

The church was built in 1838-41. Block building in the imperial style, rectangular in shape, with a hall, without a separate presbytery, a prismatic tower rises above the entrance facade, completed in 1841. May 19. The building consists of two pairs of pilasters, that carry a triangular pediment. The church also has purely imperial style furniture. The main altar was created by Petr Bušek from Sychrov in 1843 (consecrated on July 18 of the same year) is in the form of a columnar arcade with the images of St. Antonín Lhota František. The two side altars are of the same type, named Virgin Mary (1876) and St. John of Nepomuk (1875), on which there is a painting of Saint Josef Vojtěch Hellich. Interesting early baroque organ, made in 1672, in 1707 repaired by Turnovo Franciscans. The uniqueness of this shrine building lies in its pure imperial style, both exterior and interior, even the church furniture retains this style.

A simple but well-detailed large model of a church, which, under the supervision of a more experienced colleague, even a modeler with little experience will stick together, but there is no need to rush.