| Display title | Scale-Model Destruction |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | If a detailed 3D model shows up in Film or Live Action TV, it should be prepared for a short lifespan, or at least heavy damage. Sometimes the Scale-Model Destruction is a Chekhov's Gun, but usually it's just present throughout the story and happens to get destroyed in the course of plot, especially if one of the characters has been working on it as a labor of love. Also, as you'll see from several of the examples, it's sometimes a excuse to show the characters in a Kaiju-esque parody of Godzilla trampling Tokyo. |