Stadiums For Ants
The ground
Estadio Wanda Metropolitano
The Estadio Wanda Metropolitano was opened in 2017 and is the new home of Atlético Madrid, built on the site of the old Estadio La Peineta, a former athletics stadium in Madrid. With a capacity of over 68,000 seats, it stands as an iconic example of modern stadium architecture. It has since been the scene of countless unforgettable moments in both Spanish and European football history. The design of Estadio Wanda Metropolitano blends classic and modern elements, with the old main stand of Estadio La Peineta forming the base of the new stadium. The most striking feature of the stadium is its unique folding roof. This iconic roof, which gives the stadium its distinctive look, has been faithfully recreated by Stadiums For Ants. Using the latest advancements in 3D printing technology, the roof has been reproduced in meticulous detail.
Our miniature of Estadio Wanda Metropolitano embraces the modern architecture of this impressive stadium. From the folding roof structure to the intricate design of the stands, every detail has been carefully recreated. This miniature allows Atlético Madrid fans to commemorate the magic of Estadio Wanda Metropolitano and reminisce about the legendary moments that took place here.
Our miniature of Estadio Wanda Metropolitano embraces the modern architecture of this impressive stadium. From the folding roof structure to the intricate design of the stands, every detail has been carefully recreated. This miniature allows Atlético Madrid fans to commemorate the magic of Estadio Wanda Metropolitano and reminisce about the legendary moments that took place here.
The model
Rebuilt by hand
Made to order and by hand in our Amsterdam studio, to scale from the real plans. Mini-LED floodlights are built in, so the stands glow like a night match.
The scale
Small enough to hold
At 1:1000 a ground hundreds of metres across becomes something you can study from every side. It sits on a framed plinth, in the club's colours. Sold as a piece of art: wipe the frame with a dry cloth, and leave the stadium itself untouched.
