St. Bartholomew's Church in the village of Poremba Vielka (Poland)

Bartholomew's Church in the village of Poremba Vielka was built at the beginning of the 16th century, and the tower was introduced in 1644.The church is built in the late Gothic style, with a three-sided closed presbytery and a significantly longer, wider and slightly higher rectangular main nave, built of logs and partially covered with dark-colored boards and shingles, covered with a gabled tin roof.Entire open shelters were introduced around the church, and a sacristy was introduced on the north side.The tower is built on a base of pillars, topped by a covered landing, and ends in a pointed onion-head vault.

Not very complicated, but rather beautiful and attractive model of the church, which, under the supervision of a more experienced colleague, will be perfectly glued even by a modeler with little experience.