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Question about a vocabulary (small model of a construction which is exactly...) Sat Mar 01, 2008 6:42 am  Question about a vocabulary (small model of a construction which is exactly...)
 

Hi every body

I'm new here and I have a little Rolling Eyes question

what do we call the small model of a construction which is exactly the same as the actual big one?? I'm not sure if I'm clear but this small model is usually produced before the actual building being constructed and used to show the final outcome of construction.

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Question about a vocabulary (small model of a construction which is exactly...) Sat Mar 01, 2008 6:56 am  Question about a vocabulary (small model of a construction which is exactly...)
 

It can be called a scale model. If it's less detailed, it can be called a mockup.
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Question about a vocabulary (small model of a construction which is exactly...) Sat Mar 01, 2008 7:03 am  Question about a vocabulary (small model of a construction which is exactly...)
 

Thanks Jamie that was too fast
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