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new | Aedes Ars Guimaraes Castle Model Kit
Brand : Aedes Ars
new | Aedes Ars Guimaraes Castle Model Kit
Brand : Aedes Ars

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M.R.P :₹ 43,951.00

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Product Specifications
Conditionnew
AsinB00XUDNIJE
CategoryArts, Crafts & Sewing
SubcategoryCraft Supplies
LeafcategoryArts
MPNAedes_1013
ColorBronze
OriginUSA
BrandnameAedes Ars
Height10.24
Length14.57
Width2.76
Weight9
Product Details
Guimaraes Castle Reproduction Kit
Made from real ceramic pieces which simulate stone.
Includes all the necessary materials to build a high quality model.
Approximate number of pieces: 4,500. Assembled Size: 19.7" X 11.4" X 7.5". Scale: 1/185
Located in Guimaraes, Portugal . Built in the X century.
Product Description
The monument and its history The castle is a military fortification grounded primarily in the late Romanesque period, and elaborated during the early Gothic epoch of Portuguese architecture. Its area is delineated by walls forming a pentagram, similar to a shield, that includes eight rectangular towers, military square and central keep. Emblematic of the medieval Portuguese castle, Guimar‹es is associated with the origins of the Portuguese nation. At the end of the 11th century the castle was heavily expanded and remodelled, under the direction of Count D. Henrique, to act as his residence. The nobleman chose to destroy what remained from Mumadona's construction, while extending the area of the castle and adding two entrances. The castle became the official royal residence from 1139, when Portugal became independent. Following years of family rivalries, in 1128, the Battle of S‹o Mamede (realized within the fields of the same name) gave origin to the independence of Portucale and the formation of the nucleus of what would become Portugal. Between the end of the 13th and beginning of the 14th century, the castle was remodelled by King Denis, resulting in the form that stands to this day. In 1910, the castle was declared a national monument. In 1937, the General Service for National Buildings and Monuments started its restorations. On 1 June 1992, the building became the property of the Instituto Portugus do Patrim—nio Arquitet—nico. The castle is located within the northern limits of the urban area of Guimar‹es, isolated on a small hill formed from granite, and encircled by a small forest park, accessed by several pedestrian trails. Alongside the southern tower is a bronze medallion of D. Afonso Henriques, over a large rock.
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The monument and its history The castle is a military fortification grounded primarily in the late Romanesque period, and elaborated during the early Gothic epoch of Portuguese architecture. Its area is delineated by walls forming a pentagram, similar to a shield, that includes eight rectangular towers, military square and central keep. Emblematic of the medieval Portuguese castle, Guimar‹es is associated with the origins of the Portuguese nation. At the end of the 11th century the castle was heavily expanded and remodelled, under the direction of Count D. Henrique, to act as his residence. The nobleman chose to destroy what remained from Mumadona's construction, while extending the area of the castle and adding two entrances. The castle became the official royal residence from 1139, when Portugal became independent. Following years of family rivalries, in 1128, the Battle of S‹o Mamede (realized within the fields of the same name) gave origin to the independence of Portucale and the formation of the nucleus of what would become Portugal. Between the end of the 13th and beginning of the 14th century, the castle was remodelled by King Denis, resulting in the form that stands to this day. In 1910, the castle was declared a national monument. In 1937, the General Service for National Buildings and Monuments started its restorations. On 1 June 1992, the building became the property of the Instituto Portugus do Patrim—nio Arquitet—nico. The castle is located within the northern limits of the urban area of Guimar‹es, isolated on a small hill formed from granite, and encircled by a small forest park, accessed by several pedestrian trails. Alongside the southern tower is a bronze medallion of D. Afonso Henriques, over a large rock.