Bigature
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Pronunciation /ˈbɪɡət͡ʃə/ · Part of speech noun
Quick meaning: Bigature is a noun meaning A very large scale model.
Meaning
A very large scale model.
Example Sentences
Obscuring the view of the Sweet Charity bridge was a “bigature” of the S.S. Venture from Peter Jackson's King Kong (2005).
Richard brought me in to see the 'bigatures,' the not-so-miniature miniature sets the crew had painstakingly constructed, and they were so beautiful, so perfect, so real, that I wanted to cry.
In the sequence of The Fellowship of the Rings where Frodo and friends paddle through the feet of the Argonaths the camera vertiginously swivels up and beyond the two massive statues disturbing some nesting birds. The statues, of course, do not exist as they are just 'bigatures', neither do the birds, which are digitally created: […]
Word Forms
- bigatures
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include megascale, macroscale, mammoth, bulk, biggy, megastructure.
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