Cool Lego BuildsExtreme Lego BuildsLego HousesLego BuildingsDetroit BuildingsOffice BuildingsLe Le Le LegoIncredible LegoAwesome LegoForwardNeoClassic bank building by Jim Garrett. I love the architecture here. The arches, the light gray on the top and bottom of the building...Hi, this is my Second Official Building after French palace: SBD 10002 NY SkyscraperThe construction Represents a skyscraper existing in NEW YORK.16.252 Bricks. But if you decided to build only 6 or 12 floors there are less!!!!6 baseplate 32x32 so it's perfect on your own city!!! 18 Floor Height 150cm but there is no limit!!! You could furnish each floor!!!Perfectly stable, the building has a cross inside that allows the stability. The pillars are completely optional as the building stands perfectly in the center. To verify the feasibility personally I built only the structure of the skyscraper as you can see from the photo. By my calculations you arrive until you have 60 floors and maintain stability perfectly. The cat is not in the instructions!!
ahaha :-)It’s a Modular building as you can see in photos! Divided in 5 Block so you could easily move it where you want!You can decide how much to make it up, you can repeat several times the interlude floors. The pattern you see in the picture has 18 floors (3 Block, each Block 6 floors), a ground floor, a complete fire scene. The interlude floors also has the possibility to have a scene with fire as you can see from the photo. The smoke of the fire is removable and changed with windows so you do not have to rebuild the whole floors if you get tired of the scene with fire. The instructions included: The Complete skyscraper (instruction Step by Step with necessary pieces divided in 5 Block, Total List of pieces and total list of pieces divided for block, XML file to import bricks in your own wanted list on BrickLink divided for 5 Blocks or Entire). The smoke of the fire antenna and all forniture of the roofWindow cleaner Trees. Firefighters are excluded because they are an original set Lego.Minifig are excludedIt's a big construction but don't worry this instruction are divided by section Instruction made with LPub, Project with Ldraw Bricksmith, render by LdView.
Let's go to see it!!! Find it on my store in BrickLink (Instruction or modular building section STEBRICK) Ask me for more photos!!! Help Guide - Buying LEGO Parts Already have some of the parts? Build this MOC page to only show the parts Create an account to change the default filters used. Add Parts to BrickOwl Wishlist Add Parts to BrickLink Wanted List Building Instructions For Sale View Building Instructions (PDF - Computer Images)Flatiron Building13 ReviewsFIND MORE PRODUCTS LIKE THISArchitectureBuildingsRecreate the historic Flatiron Building skyscraper in LEGO® bricks! Flatiron Building Reviews - page 2 Our community, 565 want it Our community, 555 want it Our community, 1131 want it Our community, 1008 want it Our community, 1400 want it Our community, 1191 want it Flatiron Building, New York Our community, 994 want it Chicago's skyline to be sold in Lego set Chicago's towering skyline is shrinking — to just four buildings.
The city's iconic landmarks, which provide the sprawling backdrop for major city events, including the Taste of Chicago and Lollapalooza, can soon be built in miniature using Lego bricks.Lego will introduce a 444-piece Chicago skyline set for $39.99 as part of its Lego Architecture Skyline series. The Chicago set will feature building blocks for four skyscrapers: Willis Tower, the John Hancock Center, the red CNA tower and the white Wrigley Building. It also features the Michigan Avenue Bridge and Millennium Park's Cloud Gate, commonly referred to as the Bean, according to a news release. The new set will be available on Dec. 11 in three Chicago-area stores: the Chicago Architecture Foundation retail shop at 224 S. Michigan Ave., the Lego store at Water Tower Place at 835 N. Michigan Ave., and the Legoland Discovery Center near Woodfield Mall in Schaumburg. It will be available online and in stores nationwide in January.Chicago joins other cities in the skyline series — including Berlin, Venice and New York, which features the Statue of Liberty, Empire State Building, Chrysler Building, One World Trade Center and the Flatiron Building.
These lego skyscrapers show how much can be achieved with humble lego bricks. Skyscrapers are striking examples of the accomplishments of modern man. Lego Burj Dubai height: 18 feet (more info here) Burj Dubai height: 2,684 feet (more info here) Lego Space Needle height: 7 feet (more info here) Space Needle height: 605 feet (more info here) Thanks to Wunztwice and TracyO Lego Burj Al Arab height: 3 feet (more info here) Burj Al Arab height: 1,053 feet (more info here) Lego Freedom Tower height: 28 feet (more info here) Freedom Tower height (planned): 1,776 feet (more info here) Lego Taipei 101 height: 5 feet 6 inches (more info here) Taipei 101 height: 1,670 feet (more info here) Lego 30 St Mary Axe height: 14 feet (more info here) 30 St Mary Axe height: 591 feet (more info here) Thanks to J1A3L5 and Eztd Lego Petronas Towers height: 5 feet (more info here) Petronas Towers height: 1,483 feet (more info here)
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