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4:00 AM
| Name of Model: not given |
| Created by: RyanMugs |
| Found at: http://www.flickr.com/photos/dp3/galleries/72157623180696401 |
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 This year at BrickVention, one model truly stole the show. From this angle, it just looks like a large plane model - impressive already, but not particularly unique. The backside, however, shows a realistic cross-section of the plane - the entire QF A380 has been rendered in perfect minifig-scale, interior cabin and all. There are easter eggs (characters, movie references) and accurate details (three floors, chairs for first and second class, bathrooms, a cockpit, landing gear, etc). A mix of NXT and Power Functions components automate some of the features. Did I mention that the jet engines actually spin? |
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Posted by
Dan
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10:57 AM
| Name of Model: Antonov 28 | | Created by: gambort | | Found at: http://www.flickr.com/photos/gambort/482487517/in/set-72157600269689495/ and | Details:
 This model uses the very difficult approach of covering every single LEGO® stud. Slopes, curves, tiled plates, specialized parts and the sides of bricks make up every visible surface of the model. Some studs-not-on-top effects were used to make this work smoothly all the way around as well. I'd love to see how this looks under the hood! | | This is Tuesday's model of the day |
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