Tempelheiligdom

Having just finished assembling this, the laser-cut pieces fit together perfectly with no sanding needed. I added a simple brown wash to highlight the roof details, and it looks like a tiny piece of history.

The wood has a nice, natural finish that takes paint well, and I was surprised how quickly the pieces popped out of the sheets. Spent a quiet evening assembling it with the clear instructions, and the final scale model looks just like the temple complex it's meant to be part of.

The laser-cut pieces fit together snugly, so the shrine took shape without any frustrating gaps. I left it unpainted and the natural wood grain gives it a quiet, authentic feel that fits right into my larger temple display.