Lego Model of Heinz Field constructed by Jason Burik

Lego-compatible Ferrari F40 model in original red

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20,000 LEGO bricks in 400 different shapes and 10 colours from all over the world have been used to make the first ever scale LEGO model of Florence Cathedral and the Baptistery.

LSDH 91 "Sargento Aldea" Multipurpose vessel of the Chilean Navy, designed for amphibious landings, cargo and personnel transport, hospital ship and helicopter carrier. Originally designed and built for the French Navy and named Foudre, it was sold to Chile in 2011. It was renamed "Sargento Aldea" in honor of one of the heroes of the Naval Combat of Iquique. The LSDH 91 is 168 in length and 23.5 meters in beam, 12,000 tons at full load. Its base port is Talcahuano, it has been used in multiple aid operations in remote areas of Chile, as well as in the humanitarian mission of the UN in Haiti, in which Chile participated. This is a 1: 200 scale model, 84 cm long, approximately 4000 pieces. When opening the aft hatch, two landing craft can be stored and deployed. It has a side hatch and operational ramp for the entry of vehicles. On the Zulu deck there are several cargo trucks, a tanker and two UN Mowag 8x8 painted white. On the Alfa deck there are 4 helicopters, two Cougars and two Dauphin. Among the details that can be seen are the radars and antennas, cargo crane, lifeboats, four anchors (two in the bow and two in the stern), cargo area control tower, helicopter alpha deck control tower, control bridge, Simbad / Mistral missile system, 30 mm cannons (x3) and machine guns. The most difficult part of the construction of the model was to shape the bow, I wanted its curvature to be as real as possible. The alpha and zulu flight decks were too gray and monotonous, so it was essential to give them variety and color by adding helicopters and trucks. I hope in a next visit to Talcahuano to take a picture of my model next to the real ship.

My rendition of the Penobscot Annex in LEGO. The prototype, designed by Donaldson and Meier, was completed in 1913. It was the second tallest building in Detroit after the Dime Building until the mid 1920s. The LEGO model is 5.4 feet (1.66 meters) high and weighs about 90 pounds. The Penobscot Annex is my fourth tallest LEGO building (Fisher, David Stott, and Penobscot Building [1928] are taller). The smaller structure to the left is the Savoyard Center (formerly the People's State Bank). I will display the entire Penobscot Block at the Midland Center for the Arts during their "Art of the Brick" exhibit this summer.

SMM is the World’s #1 trade fair for the maritime industry and held in the Hamburg Messe. Nuyina is designed by Knud E Hansen. LEGO model by Konajra Photo: Ken Goh

This is a large Model of the Queen Mary, probably built in the late 1960s following the decomissioning of this great ocean liner. Has an official Lego badge, and uses many of the 1960s bricks we all know and love. Measures 5 feet long from end to end. In the foreground is the beginning of a fuselage for a concorde measuring a total of 6 feet in lenght.

Contact Email： [email protected] Size: W47''xD15.7''xH79''; Color: Black( can make white/ sliver/ golden color); With 2pcs led downlights and 12pcs spotlights; With 5pcs 8mm tempered glass shelves; With Glass opening door and lock; Can be shipped K/D or fully assembled to your address;

I updated my LEGO model of the Colonial Department Store (which rented space in the Cunninghams Drugs building). I added the large Art Deco blade sign and added the zigzag effect on the roof line of the building. I also converted the model into a semi-modular (The LEGO company's modular buildings started with the Cafe Corner set). The ground floor is a separate unit with an interior (work in progress) and the roof is removable for access. The building model measures 12.5 inches wide by 14.5 inches deep by 22.5 inches high (31.75 x 36.8 x 54.5 centimeters). See my Flickr post preceding the photos of this model for images of the real building. The building to the right is my revamped David Stott building model built in a slightly larger scale that the previous version (still a work in progress as well at this time).

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Lego Model of Fenway Park, Boston Red Sox constructed by Jason Burik

Huib van der Hart is a master of large LEGO cranes. His latest effort is a Liebherr LTM 1750-9.1 mobile crane owned by Northwest Crane Service. At 1:16 scale, the model packs in loads of detail, and Huib tells us the crane uses close to 15,000 pieces, is over 4 feet in length and weighs 33 […]

Brickmania has released their impressive, limited edition B-17G LEGO model kit. As previously reported, the representation of the iconic WW2 bomber includes 3,074 LEGO, and BrickArms elements, 10 custom-printed minifigures, 10 .50 caliber BrickArms machine guns mounted on moving turrets, moving flaps, ailerons, and rud

Korean builder Bangoo H has created a nifty little display model of the world’s most famous passenger liner. The repeated pattern of blue and white slopes for the waves is a lovely representation. But you must check out the video below to get the full effect. The mechanism of the rolling waves is truely hypnotic […]

SPARKART! used around 2200 carefully selected and arranged LEGO pieces to create this model of the MS-06R High Mobility Type Zaku II from the anime/manga Mobile Suit Gundam Thunderbolt, a gritty, violent, and dramatic sci-fi space war story. The model is about 1 foot wide, 1.5 feet high, and 1.5 feet long (30cm X 45cm […]

Demag AC50-1 All Terrain Crane Lego Model

Number 10 in a series of images showing construction of a LEGO model of the Ford Building in Detroit (1909 - Daniel Burnham architect). The exterior of the building is basically complete. A little bit of work on the fire escape and some details of the interior on the first floor remain. Once its done I will post a few shots of the other sides of the building and a few details. In order to complete the entire Penobscot block I still need to complete the Savoyard Center and build the Penobscot Annex. Once complete it and the other Penobscot buildings will make a city block that will cover 30 green base plates (each 32x32 studs).

This autumnal ranch scene will cause conflicting emotions. On one hand, you should love it because it’s beautifully built — Heikki Mattila has done a great job on the battered homestead, the tree, and the outlying structures like the well and pigsty. However, the muted color scheme and air of neglect and decay create a […]