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Welcome to Brick Walk, an ancient promenade completed with a fully-furnished Georgian-style building. A large tree adds the touch of nature that is ...
Rocco Buttliere is known for building big, but this time he's really outdone himself—this LEGO microscale London is stunning!
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The British Museum, in the Bloomsbury area of London, is a public institution dedicated to human history, art and culture. It was the first public ...
We’ve featured the marvelous structures of master LEGO architect Rocco Buttliere quite frequently here at The Brothers Brick, from downtown Chicago to his recent 12-foot Golden Gate Bridge. Rocco’s latest LEGO build captures the heart of the sprawling Westminster World Heritage Site in the City of London, centered (or centred, if you prefer) on Westminster […]
One of the scenes we most associate with Christmas are the streets of 19th century London on a snowy December day. The sound of carolers, smells the ...
The classic red telephone box from the streets of London. It was designed by the architect Giles Gilbert Scott in 1924, and has been voted as the ...
One of the scenes we most associate with Christmas are the streets of 19th century London on a snowy December day. The sound of carolers, smells the ...
Downing Street
Rocco Buttliere is known for building big, but this time he's really outdone himself—this LEGO microscale London is stunning!
The designation of UNESCO World Heritage Site is a title few natural and man-made landmarks around the world hold. The buildings of the Westminster World Heritage Site have remained continuously occupied and have stayed relatively consistent to their original purposes since the tenth century CE. Though most of the buildings have been rebuilt at one point or another, their profound and lasting influence on cultural and architectural trajectories the world over are indisputable.
From famous former customers to fabulous atmospheres, experience an essential part of British culture by heading to one of these 7 historic London pubs.
Read the latest theatre news including West End, London, regional, fringe, UK-wide and Broadway theatre news, including casting and show announcements. Find theatre industry news, reports, statistics and interviews with leading figures in the performing arts.
Come and live in Haymarket — be part of a peaceful and serene community. Andrew Tate‘s chosen colors are the typical LEGO building hues yet the combinations he’s put together here are delightful. The overall feel and theme reminds me of the Bike Shop & Cafe Set (31026) but with an extended modular size. I’d […]
The final design. It took about a year but I finally made instructions for it. Instructions at website: brickbuilderspro
One of the things that always truck me when travelling to London was how the trains (particularly those to Waterloo station) run along viaducts consisting of Victorian arches, high above ground level. I'm not a train builder, but it seemed to me that one of these would make a suitable backdrop for a LEGO London street.
A row of colourful houses in Notting Hill, London.
Read the latest theatre news including West End, London, regional, fringe, UK-wide and Broadway theatre news, including casting and show announcements. Find theatre industry news, reports, statistics and interviews with leading figures in the performing arts.
Scotland's historical capital city is one of the most-visited cities in Europe.This LEGO Architecture-style city skyline is created using 236 pieces ...
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The real station was in North West London and was opened by the Metropolitan Railway in 1868. The surface building was rebuilt to a design by Charles Walter Clark in the 1920s. Unfortunately it was closed in 1939 and the building was demolished in 1969.
Based on the Sherlock Holmes pub in London
Rocco Buttliere is known for building big, but this time he's really outdone himself—this LEGO microscale London is stunning!
This project is inspired by the Portobello Road Market, one of the most famous street markets in the world, which is located in one of London’s most ...
A LEGO model based on London's Charing Cross Station. This model was built for VirtuaLUG's "Around the World in 80 Days" collaboration for Brickworld 2015.
Since their introduction in 2008, the Architecture series of sets has been a source of inspiration for LEGO builders of all ages. The official sets naturally inspired fans to build their own favourite landmarks.
Huw Millington is not only the Mastermind behind the famous Lego Website brickset.com. He also is a MOCer, who has created a fantastic city layout with many surprises: Interview.
‘What’s going on ‘ere then?’*. Feast your pork pies* on Mijasper’s Bobby-Car vs. bobby* encounter! See if it’s all a giraffe* on Flickr here. Our money’s o…
This modular is modelled after the LEGO flagship store at Leicester Square London. The modular features elements that are present in the real store: tube train and telephone box photo moments, a two story...
Brick City, by AFOL Warren Elsmore, is a new book which takes you on a round-the-world tour featuring gorgeous photos of some his (and his friends) best models and even includes parts lists and instructions to build over 50 landmarks from around the world.
Susan Hill: Department stores offer a third way between the misery of trudging the cold, wet high street and purgatorial shopping malls
York has been hailed as Britain’s most beautiful city, and the place where most people want to live in the UK. It certainly is a special city – its small, but crammed full of beautiful buildings…
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Seattle builder Dave Sterling has built a LEGO version of London’s Charing Cross Railway Station as it appeared in the late-Victorian period. Dave’s creation formed part of an international collaboration entitled Around the World in 80 days which was displayed at Brickworld Chigaco. Dave has really captured the intricate details and elaborate exterior features representative of Victorian […]
This project is inspired by the Portobello Road Market, one of the most famous street markets in the world, which is located in one of London’s most ...
Free brickish fun in Finchley.
Louise Rayner was a British watercolour artist of the Victorian Era. During the summers of the 1870s and 1880s, she traveled extensively across the UK, painting everyday life as street scenes of towns and cities during
Follow Katherine of Aragon through the City of London to Old St Paul's as she prepares to marry, Arthur Tudor, Prince of Wales.
