Old World Trade Center Site (WTC)

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The World Trade Center Complex was once home to seven imposing buildings. On September 11th, 2001, all were reduced to rubble. WTC 1 and 2 stood tall at a staggering 110 stories each, while WTC 3 boasted 22 floors. WTC 4, however, measured only 9 stories high, matching the height of WTC 5. Meanwhile, WTC 6 rose just eight stories into the sky, with WTC 7 topping out at an impressive 47 floors. The devastating attacks on that fateful day left almost all four towers in ruins. A scale model of this complex has been created using a ProJet 1500 3D printer. Printing costs were a mere $0.30 per gram, resulting in a total cost of $52 for this particular model. Measuring an impressive 5 inches wide by 5 inches long and just 2.5 inches high, the model makes an invaluable addition to any collection. Measures in height add up to approximately 3.2 inches thanks to the build plate's elevation. Researchers seeking insight into the tragic destruction of the World Trade Center Complex will find this replica model invaluable. To see a scale model of what remains, visit the provided link at thingiverse.com: thing1864513