State a scale model of a museum made of cubic blocks

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A scale model of a museum made of cubic blocks.
In my answer document sketch the view as it would appear from 2nd avenue.
Then sketch the view as it would appear from main street.
Finally explain how the view from 2nd avenue is different from the third view.

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