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Man in the Building · Skyscraper Tower

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MaterialSelected: PLA
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46 × 46 × 100 mm
23.5 cm³ · ~29 g (PLA)
About the size of a coffee mug
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About the size of a coffee mug
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Man in the Building · Skyscraper Tower is a Figures 3D model you can have printed in pla or petg or resin. The GLB file carries 263.2k triangles in 14.8 MB. Choose the finished size in the configurator; we print it and ship it. Price starts at $20.52. Suited to Man in the Building · Skyscraper Tower, Trendy Toys, Figure. The 'Man in the Building · Skyscraper Tower' is a creative figure that combines an Art Deco skyscraper model with surreal and humorous elements. The main body of the figure remains a typical Art Deco stepped skyscraper, but at the central entrance at the base of the building, surprisingly, a pair of feet wearing white high-top sneakers protrudes, as if someone is standing inside the building with only their feet visible. This absurd and humorous design transforms a serious architectural model into an imaginative surrealist artwork that brings a smile to one's face. The architectural body of the figure aligns with the 'Art Deco · Skyscraper Tower' series, presenting a classic Art Deco style skyscraper. The entire structure features a stepped setback design, narrowing layer by layer from the bottom to the top, culminating in a twin-spire design at the summit. Unlike the standard version with a single spire, this building features two slender, parallel spires at the top with a gap between them, creating a unique silhouette. The base of the building consists of a dark stone pedestal with a large entrance structure in the center, adorned with decorative carvings above the doorway. Steps on either side lead into the interior. Above the base, the main structure rises, featuring a dark glass curtain wall in the center and gray-white stone facades on both sides, with fine brick textures visible on the stone surface. Each stepped setback of the building is precisely proportioned, with decorative moldings along the edges. On both sides of the middle section are slightly shorter towers topped with decorative carvings. The central glass curtain wall extends vertically from the bottom to the top, enhancing the sense of height. Clearly carved window frames simulate the structure of real building windows. The most distinctive feature of this figure is the pair of feet emerging from the central entrance at the base. The feet wear white high-top sneakers with neatly tied laces and light brown rubber-textured soles. The feet stand side by side, toes pointing forward, as if someone is standing at the building's entrance, but the rest of their body has been 'swallowed' by the structure, leaving only the feet exposed. This surreal design sparks imagination: Is there a giant living inside the building? Did someone accidentally get 'compressed' into the architecture? Or is this a metaphor for modern urban life—where people become so small in towering skyscrapers that only their feet remain? Regardless of interpretation, this playful element injects humor and narrative into the otherwise serious architectural model, allowing viewers to appreciate the beauty of the architecture while chuckling. The stone parts of the building are made of matte gray-white PVC, simulating brick textures. The glass curtain wall is crafted from dark semi-transparent PVC. The base features a dark gray stone texture. The human feet are made of skin-toned matte PVC with a delicate and natural finish, while the white sneakers are made of white matte PVC, with clearly carved details on the laces and soles, resulting in a realistic shoe shape. The figure boasts precise architectural proportions and rich decorative moldings. The scale of the feet relative to the building entrance is carefully designed to be neither jarring nor easily overlooked, achieving an artistic effect that is 'unexpected yet reasonable.' The figure comes with a standard circular black double-tier display stand. 'Man in the Building · Skyscraper Tower' is a highly creative and humorous work among architectural model figures, combining serious Art Deco architecture with surreal playful elements to create a unique artistic style. It satisfies the aesthetic needs of architecture enthusiasts for Art Deco skyscrapers while adding topicality and fun through the 'feet of the man in the building' design. This figure is a valuable collectible piece that combinesand fun through the 'feet of the man in the building' design. This figure is a valuable collectible piece that combines aesthetic value with artistic merit, making it an indispensable and interesting work for collectors who appreciate surrealist art value with artistic merit, making it an indispensable and interesting work for collectors who appreciate surrealist art, humorous designs, and architectural models.

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Specifications

263K
Triangles
14.8 MB
Mesh file
meshopt
Encoding
GLB
Format
Proportions
46
Length
46
Width
100
Height

Relative to the longest edge = 100. A glTF file stores no unit, so the finished size is yours to pick in the configurator — the proportions above are what stay fixed.

Source: GLB · 14.8 MBpla / petg / resin

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