Is there really such a building in the city of Minas Tirith in the Lord of the Rings?

Minas Tirith, the capital of Gondor, was carved on the rocks of the White Mountain. It was here that the forces of justice gathered for the last time and fought the final battle with Sauron's army. The white city designed by Allen Lee and john howe Yi is made of polystyrene and resin in the ratio of 1/72, and it is 6 meters high. In front of it, people not only lament the huge model, but also admire the fine production: even the gun holes on the wall, tiny streets and scattered houses are faintly visible ... the small black dots on it represent the place where computers will supplement people in the future. When shooting, miniature camera was fixed on the hydraulic elevator, climbed up at a very slow speed, circled above the model, and shot along the outer circle of the model. Alex Fink believes that this kind of framing requires high technology. In order not to make the miniature landscape disproportionate, the lens should be maximized, so the shooting speed is not the usual 24 frames per second, but every frame 15 seconds. As a result, the white city looks taller than the Eiffel Tower. Other details, the staff also strive for perfection: the cracks on the stone steps, coupled with the "infiltration" of rainwater sludge, are enough to confuse the real with the fake.