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Note: The large window piece slides into the other, however it does not interlock. It is kept from moving by the roof.



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david drake
  February 19, 2011
Cool design method! Always interested in seeing how others build towers.
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Stephen Poulsen
  January 20, 2011
Love the building, and the tutorial on simple building techniques
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El Barto !
  January 19, 2011
Nice job showing the construction!
 I made it 
Paul Wellington
  January 18, 2011
Quoting sam knavel Love this building alot, gave your city a touch of Art Deco, eh? (I'm not Canadian)
It was inspired from 100 East Wisconsin Avenue in Milwaukee, WI.
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sam knavel
  January 18, 2011
Love this building alot, gave your city a touch of Art Deco, eh? (I'm not Canadian)
 
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