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Notre-Dame de Paris Diorama by Rocco Buttliere

This amazing micro-scale Notre-Dame de Paris Diorama shared by LEGO fan and flickr.com user Rocco Buttliere. The detailing on the cathedral is amazing for its scale. Check out the builders photo-stream for more great LEGO Architecture like MOC's.

The Institute of France by Castor Troy


LEGO Fan and flickr.com member Castor Troy shared a MOC for Paris 1889 steampunk project. The Institute of France is fantastic creation which includes great domed rounded roof and high entrance with columns which have impressive  engravings on top.

Eiffel Tower Model built with 16.000 Bricks!

https://www.flickr.com/photos/biplex/29208392151/

LEGO fan and flickr.com user the_jetboy shared this outstanding model of the iconic tower from Paris, the Eiffel Tower. The model was built in midi-scale and the shaping of the building is very accurate to the real structure. According to the info found here this model contains about 16.000 bricks and has an height of 150 cm (59 in). Check out the website for more photos and the story behind this beautiful creation.

Not So Classic Pirates

brickbink built this lovely pirate era scene. Diorama demonstrates a blue coat outpost. Besides mixing latest pirate line's, Indiana Jones' and Pirates of Caribbean's torsos he also changed classic yellow into flesh and captured a glimpse of realism. For the issue of realism most outstanding item is how he built the water section. Looking like a straightforward assembly of 1 x 2 trans light blue tiles but instead it is a random structure thanks to some illegal placing of these tiles of cuteness. But in a pirate creation of course my favourites are parrots especially the one on the floating wood. Congrats brickbink! Brick on mate!