Dutch Windmill by utechlab

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The Dutch Windmill was made by a team of students during the 3D Printing workshop @UTech Lab.
The Netherlands is famous for its windmills, some 1,200 of which survive today. It is the sixteenth landmark designed during the series of 3D printing workshops @UTech Lab. After each workshop, one landmark is added to the Europe 3D Printed Map (thing:1002482) located in the ground floor of the lab.
Monuments already made include the Big Ben (thing:1041101), the Eiffel Tower (thing:1060135), the Parthenon (thing:1067082), the Belem Tower (thing:1099449), the Sagrada Familia (thing:1101544), the Colosseum (thing:1103617), the Pisa Tower (thing:1129396), the Brandenburg Gate (thing:1160276), Saint Basil's Cathedral (thing:1235054), White Tower of Thessaloniki (thing:1297119), Hagia Sophia (thing:1313680), Stortorget (thing:1333136), Grundtvig's Church (thing:1363388), Hallgrímskirkja (thing:1389710) and Hermitage museum (thing:1487299).
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