![Big Ben Matchstick Model](https://craftsmanshipmuseum.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/RemsBigBen1-125x125.jpg)
Big Ben Matchstick Model
Craftsman: Ronald Remsberg
Catalog #: 2010.13.2
Donor: Ronald Remsberg
This matchstick model of Big Ben is 23-1/2″-tall and had a 5-3/4 square inch base.
![Cutaway Model of a Covered Wooden Bridge](https://craftsmanshipmuseum.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/2013.23.1-125x125.png)
Cutaway Model of a Covered Wooden Bridge
Craftsman: Charles Beck
Catalog #: 2013.23.1
Donor: Charles Beck
This partial cutaway model of the Sandy Creek wooden covered bridge was built at a scale of 1/4″:1′.
![Eiffel Tower Matchstick Model](https://craftsmanshipmuseum.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/RemsEifel1-125x125.jpg)
Eiffel Tower Matchstick Model
Craftsman: Ronald Remsberg
Catalog #: 2010.13.3
Donor: Ronald Remsberg
Ronald Remsberg builds complicated structures from simple materials. In fact, Mr. Remsberg has built several scale models from nothing but matchsticks. A former Convair aeronautical engineer and builder of free-flight model aircraft, Ron used thousands of these sticks and Elmer’s glue to assemble models of some of the world’s most famous landmarks and structures. Ron […]
![Model of Carlson Steam Driven Factory (Circa 1887)](https://craftsmanshipmuseum.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/2021.1.1-125x125.png)
Model of Carlson Steam Driven Factory (Circa 1887)
Craftsman: Richard Carlson
Catalog #: 2021.1.1
Donor: Richard Carlson
Richard Carlson built this elaborate model of the Carlson Factory, which was based on a steam factory circa 1887.
![Notre Dame Cathedral Matchstick Model](https://craftsmanshipmuseum.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/RemsNotreDame1-125x125.jpg)
Notre Dame Cathedral Matchstick Model
Craftsman: Ronald Remsberg
Catalog #: 2010.13.4
Donor: Ronald Remsberg
Ronald Remsberg builds complicated structures from simple materials. In fact, Mr. Remsberg has built several scale models from nothing but matchsticks. A former Convair aeronautical engineer and builder of free-flight model aircraft, Ron used thousands of these sticks and Elmer’s glue to assemble models of some of the world’s most famous landmarks and structures. Ron […]
![Taj Mahal Matchstick Model](https://craftsmanshipmuseum.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/RemsTaj1-125x125.jpg)
Taj Mahal Matchstick Model
Craftsman: Ronald Remsberg
Catalog #: 2010.13.1
Donor: Ronald Remsberg
This model of the Taj Mahal was made entirely from matchsticks by Ronald Remsberg.
![Tower Bridge Matchstick Model](https://craftsmanshipmuseum.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/RemsBridge4-125x125.jpg)
Tower Bridge Matchstick Model
Craftsman: Ronald Remsberg
Catalog #: 2012.8.1
Donor: Ronald Remsberg
This matchstick model of the London Tower Bridge is about 71″-long. It was Mr. Remsberg’s first attempt at making a matchstick model with moving parts.
![U.S. Capitol Building](https://craftsmanshipmuseum.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/Capitol-Building-3-125x125.jpg)
U.S. Capitol Building
Craftsman: Richard Escarcega
Catalog #: 2017.4.1
Donor: Charles Pedrotta
This architectural model of the U.S. Capitol Building includes lighting and a 72″ digital TV background for video, video player, and rheostat controls for lighting (diorama).
![Victorian Home Matchstick Model](https://craftsmanshipmuseum.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/RemsHouse1-125x125.jpg)
Victorian Home Matchstick Model
Craftsman: Ronald Remsberg
Catalog #: 2012.25.1
Donor: Ronald Remsberg
This 14″-long model of a Victorian home features a full-width porch in the front and a sunroom in the back.
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