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For example to follow the standard rules of either the gothic architecture or romanesque. Your work seem to be some strange mixture of those two.
Ofcourse you can model it however you wish but I'm sure that the roof would fall down and kill everyone in that curch.
I also think that the nave should be a little longer.
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