Kazan Our Lady Church in Teryoki (Russia)

The Kazan Our Lady Church was founded by the Teryoki Orthodox community and built in 1880. Its architect was Fyodor Kharlamov. The building of the Teryoki Church was financed by the wealthy St. Petersburg businessman Andrei Ivanovich Durdin, who had a villa in Teryoki. Since the population in the vicinity of the villa increased and their number exceeded 10,000, in 1894 the church was enlarged according to the project of J. F. Bruni. Originally, it was one of the churches of the Raviola parish, because the Terjoki parish was founded only in 1898. In December 1907, the Terjoki church was destroyed by fire. The new church, the model of which is offered to You, was built 500 meters west of the Terjoki village center next to the Terjoki Lutheran Church, completed in 1907.

A small, simple, well-designed model of a small church, that perfectly conveys a wooden building, for modelers of any experience. The author and publisher considered, the model so simple, that they decided, that no textual instruction was needed for its assembly. The graphical are also unique - a set of photos with part numbers, which very well and clearly explains the entire process of assembling the model. Most modelers with little experience can assemble this model without any help from more experienced colleagues. But working in a company is much more fun. The dome details are printed with "Metallic" type bronze paint, but the printing is not ideal. There are no stocks of colors and textures.