Venice is a world‑famous water city, crisscrossed by an intricate network of canals. Gondolas have become the primary mode of transportation here—much like cars on bustling city streets.

The gondolas of Venice are roughly 20–30 feet long, narrow and deep, with a design reminiscent of traditional dugout canoes. The bow and stern curve sharply upward, resembling a crescent moon hanging in the sky—swift and agile in motion, almost as if they were water snakes gliding through shallow irrigation channels.

This model was printed in separate parts, ensuring that the surface remains flawless and free from support marks; all that’s needed is to carefully bond the pieces together with adhesive.