Herb's Microscale Quiz

[MiKeL]

very nice microscale moces, herb. you are really good in this scale

[herb66]

very nice microscale moces, herb. you are really good in this scale

thanx

but it's not art, just fun 

To nie je umenie, len zábava (says my google translator)

[MiKeL]

I know, that's why they are so nice

[kamil]

This one I know 
very nice 

[herb66]

This time it is something from Vienna, I wonder if anyone of you might recognize it:




(Quiz No. 4 is under construction, again a building from your country, missing parts should arrive today. This time the scale will be a little larger than usual, but still microscale of course).

[KLF]

Festung Flak Turm?

[MiKeL]

Augarten Flak Tower?

[herb66]

Oh, very good! Even the right one. 

Here is a sight onto it from up above and you will see how close the work to the original is. It cried to be built in LEGO! 



And here is the Leitturm, which is the second flak tower in Augarten. It looks like a battered 2x4 brick upside down. Thus you see how easiliy it is to build in microscale sometimes.

[herb66]

OK. Here comes #4. 

It's again from Slowakia. And this time I'd like to kick of with just a detail 




The problem with slowakian landmarks is, that I knew only 3, and they are all in Bratislava: The Castle (zamek), the Blue Church (kostel) and the modern bridge (most). Here in Austria most people know Bratislava and maybe the Tatra, but not more. That's really a shame!

Now I know a few more - thanx to TatraLUG 

[herb66]

Have I written somehting wrong? Are you too busy? Do you get bored with my guessing game? Or is it too well hidden now?

[matt251]

this is definitely some other church... But I do not know our church (nothing interesting for me), so I have not chance guess.

[matt251]

Kostol Sv. Juraja is not correct answer, but this is mostsimilar what I am found

[matt251]

Oh... I am found it  (I hope). I am found a name of this "tower", but next members can try guess.

[KLF]

Keine Ahnung Herb. I traveled Slovakia all-around but I see that there are still many places to discover.

[herb66]

But Kostol Sv. Juraja looks also interesting!