FEEDBACK - CHISEL & MOUSE

Feedback really helps, it gives potential customers the confidence to buy and provides us with useful information and ideas on how to continue improving our products and service. We'd be very grateful if you could share your feedback and ideas.

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Thomas from Sao Paulo	February 02 2017
I would love to see Oscar Niemeyer buildings done by Chisel&Mouse: Brasilia cathedral or Niteroi.
Joe from New York	February 02 2017
Tokyo, Hong Kong for Cityscapes!
Michael Helston from London	February 02 2017
So many good suggestions. Perhaps the old, walled city of Cadiz, an island stuck out into the Atlantic Ocean.
Sarah from Manchester	February 02 2017
Hi,Central Library in Manchester ( not Deco but amazing building nevertheless!)
David from Boston MA	February 01 2017
Boston
John Webber from Seattle, WA USA	February 01 2017
So excited about the new ideas you have for new models! The limited edition Christ Church Spitalfields is definitely something I will buy (if I can get one!) - love that church and see it on every trip to London. Same for the PopArc Series - will definitely get those- love the colors in them. A Hadid series would be amazing.As for cityscapes....San Francisco and LA. Toronto would also be a good choice, as would Sydney.Regarding buildings...would love to see the MetLife (old Pan Am) building in NYC, or the new One World Trade Center. The new Broad Museum building in LA would be an amazing model, as would the City Hall in LA. What about the Church of our Saviour in Copenhagen?Love all your work guys and will continue to be a loyal buyer! Thanks for the e-mail asking for my opinion on new works!- John
Ashley Sheldrick from Melbourne	February 01 2017
Melbourne - the city centre is a skewed grid from the larger city grid, with the Yarra River snaking through.Sydney - a rabbit warren of streets near the harbour opening to a grid set against Circular Quay and the harbour - you could get the harbour bridge in!
Vassili from Australia	February 01 2017
I would love to see New York City's Chrysler Building modeled ...love your work !
Charlotte from London	February 01 2017
Ok...my boyfriend and I are crazy about buildings and architecture and work in that field, so sorry for the amount of suggestions) Westminster catherdral (not abbey) Devonshire HouseEros Sculpture Ironbrigde (Shropshire, I appreciate it may not be possible, but it's an incredible and artistic piece) Thames HouseMilbank towerRICS HQ Parliament SquareBattersea pagoda (3D standalone sculpture) The shard Walkietalkie
Rob from Hackney, London	February 01 2017
Would like to see the steeple of St-John-at-Hackney, which was once described as 'sad as a bloodhound's ear.'
eleanor from peckham	February 01 2017
133 Rye Lane (in front of the Bussey building) - one of london's earliest cinemas - its a cracker
Richard from Bristol	February 01 2017
Id love to see bristol - the docks, Avon gauge , Clifton suspension bridge
George Christodoulou from Greenwich	February 01 2017
The observatory or st alphege
Mark Davis from Chicago	February 01 2017
Would love to see the San Francisco cityscape.. The Chicago Theater and definitely the Michelin House in London. Any building that's Art Deco..maybe the Chrysler Building entrance or the 30 Rockefeller Center entrance or the Radio City Music Hall entrance ( New York City)..all spectacular
Tim Zeitler from Boston, MA	February 01 2017
Would love to see the city of Boston.For building's, would love to buy a Reliance Bldg in Chicago.
Jane from Kent	February 01 2017
Bank of England, Tate Britain, The Monument, Michelin Building south ken. Any and all of the Hawksmore churches (but you already know that)! Oxford/Cambridge colleges? A London that is a bit further west than the existing one with Houses of Parliament. Love what you are doing and especially pleased with the commission that you are doing for us.
Catherine Mills from Glasgow	February 01 2017
I suggest :Barony Hall Glasgow Sydney Sussex college Cambridge Glasgow University University College London
Jim & Jennifer Shearer from Edinburgh	February 01 2017
What about two cities which would really lend themselves to being "city-scaped" - Rotterdam and Edinburgh?
camila simas from Sao Paulo	February 01 2017
I have a suggestion to make to the PopArc Series of A4 wall hanging models. What about Zaha Hadid's work on paper? Have you ever seen them? They varied from facades to plans but always showing a different perspective on absorbing the concept and idea behind the project...I find them fascinating! And I think reproducing them with a 3D printer can be incredible! Copyrights might be an issue but hey....
Frank Kingman from San Francisco	February 01 2017
I suggest the Timothy Pfleuger designed Pacific Telephone and Telegraph (later, AT&T) building on New Montgomery Street in San Francisco. An Art Deco masterpiece.
Akhilan from Singapore	February 01 2017
Hi, um first and foremost would love to see a cityscape of Singapore... (Marina Bay area/Central Business District) Also a model building of Marina Bay Sands would be great too... I'd just like to see a bit more representation of cities outside Europe and America...That being said, Duomo Di Milano, The Pantheon, St. Basil's Cathedral, and the Colosseum would make for awesome model buildings...Oh, and I agree with Michele from Florida... A cityscape that incorporates Rome and the Vatican City with St. Peter's Square would be heavenly...Sorry for the long list, but you guys are awesome...!!
Joanna from Los Angeles	February 01 2017
Capitol Records Building in Los Angeles please!
Colin Hopkins from Bedford	February 01 2017
Being a Liverpool fan I would love a model made of Anfield. I'm sure it would be well received and would sell out very quickly. Another route to go down would be replicas of famous sports trophys in a miniature scale. The old Wembley with the twin towers would be a good seller also. Regarding the cityscapes Liverpool would be the one I would purchase.
Tim from California	February 01 2017
Hi, Love the model of St Pauls. Would like to see a cityscape of San Francisco, and the Fullerton Hotel in Singapore (used to be the old Post Office). As a long shot, West Pier in Brighton. Thanks
Ellen from Texas	February 01 2017
Mies! Grand Central Station, NY; SOOOO many Chicago wonderful buildings
Tony Smith from DouroValley	February 01 2017
Sao Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Brasilia. Lisbon and Oporto.
J Anna Ludlow from Nottingham	February 01 2017
Midland Hotel, Morecambe / Ocean Hotel, Saltdean / Lido, SaltdeanThe Old Nottingham Ice StadiumThe Aviator, SywellPan Pacific AuditoriumDon Cafe, MorecambeThe Yacht Inn, PenzanceNew Ferry Building, Ellis IslandThe Coffee Pot (Programmatic Style Buildings)The Kalakala BoatMy bucket load could go on and on and on .......
Selwyn Taylor from Norwich	February 01 2017
Willis Faber & Dumas Headquarters, IpswichSainsbury Centre for Visual Arts, Norwich
Guy Nisbett from London	February 01 2017
One of the Barbican towers please! Wall hanging is ok but it's a freestanding version I'd love to have.
John from Chicago	February 01 2017
More Frank L WrightSome Bertrand Goldberg
Emma Curtis from Surrey UK	February 01 2017
Sydney Harbour Cityscape
Chris Spry from Los Angeles	February 01 2017
Miami Art Deco and Mid Century Modern are both good albeit retro. Los Angeles Cityscape is now worthwhile with new construction boom. Hong Kong would be awesome.
Happy Customer from USA	February 01 2017
Sydney Opera HouseManhattanLas VegasWe love the blue river on our London, if you could incorporate the color into other water features, it adds quite a bit to the piece.
Marc from Roma	February 01 2017
Hmm, what about more form Rome? There are so many amazing buildings here, Pantheon, Colosseum, Trevi Fountain, etc... Would love to get my hands on one of these :)
David blakeman from Harlington, bedfordshire	February 01 2017
Surely, surely, surely St Pancras Station has to figure-or, rather less dramatically, the Russell Hotel in Russell Square?How about Fallingwater or the amazing Portmeirion?
Michelle from London	January 31 2017
1. Lloyds of London2. Sydney Opera HouseThanks!
Ringway Centre / SBQ from Smallbrook Queensway, Birmingham	January 31 2017
When built in the 1950s this building was the longest office building in the country. It was designed to follow the contours of the new "inner ring road" of the city as a futuristic approach to city planning and design. The building has a series of patterned panels below the windows and extruded lighting troughs which were (until about a decade ago) used to up-light the building.Unfortunately the building was recently given a certificate of immunity from statutory listing - and developers are going to demolish huge chunks of it and completely remove the panelling. So my request please, is that some a wall-hanging could be made of a section of the building facade - including the lighting trough. It's another example of post-war Brutalist style architecture that is going to be destroyed in the city and I think this would sell well alongside what is now memorabilia for the demolished Central Library and other modern buildings.
Nathan Snyder from New York	January 31 2017
Barbican Estate (low rise facade with barrel tops) and T-series Span houses (facade of a row)
Andreas Konrad from a.s.konrad@bluewin.ch	January 31 2017
.... and the Villa Savoye from Mr. Corbusier.
Andreas Konrad from a.s.konrad@bluewin.ch	January 31 2017
Hôtel de Crillon would be nice! Paris!https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hôtel_de_CrillonOr a greek temple.And Mies van der Rohes Masterpiece: Seagram Building.