Name of Model: Colosseum |
Created by: rack911 |
Found at: http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=413598 |
Details: The Colosseum is one of the most recognizable landmarks from ancient Rome. It's also one of the most famous round buildings in the world, making it a bit of a challenge to build in LEGO form (which is why you don't see as many Colosseum models as you do, say, Parthenon models). A large collection of plate hinges does the trick here - the angles used are a bit small so the building maintains a fairly solid appearance from a distance. This model captures the present-day ruins of the Colosseum fairly well, using colors and lighting to majestic effect. EDIT 12/31: In spite of actually linking to accurate information about the original, I still managed to get the location wrong here. Serves me right for rushing this post up and not preparing it further in advance. It's now been corrected, thanks to eagle-eyed readers who notified me right away. |
Wednesday, December 30, 2009ColosseumPosted by Dan at 11:18 PMPosted by Dan at 11:18 PM Labels: lego, microscale, rome |
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Greece? When in Rome, do as the Romans do...
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