Clock Tower in Krosno (Poland)

The Clock or Signal Fire Tower in Krosno is built near the Holy Trinity Basilica of this city. This 38-meter-high building was built in 1637 - 1658 at the expense of Robert Portius. Its building material was stones from the city's defensive walls. Now this tower is one of the symbols of the city. It is equipped with a clock, designed by Michal Miesowicz, whose coat of arms adorns two opposite walls of the tower. Inside the tower hang three bells, which have their own names: Jan, Martin and Urban, and You can also see an exhibition of bell-making technology. The area, where the signal fire was supposed to be lit before, has been turned into an observation deck. The tower is open to the public.

Not very complicated, beautiful, well-designed and sufficiently detailed model of the building for a modeler of any experience. You can choose a simpler and more complex option. The most difficult part here will be making the domed parts of the tower roof. There are small reserves of colors and masonry textures, The textual instruction in Polish is small, but quite detailed, the graphic one is also small, but sufficient for gluing the model.