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Eiffel Tower Model built with 16.000 Bricks!

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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.
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MH-60R Seahawk Helicopter by Lennart C

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This realistic military helicopter model, MH-60R Seahawk is built and shared by LEGO fan and flickr.com member Lennart C a.k.a Everblack. This is a good example that the scale is not very important as long as the building techniques and part selection is great. The shaping and the greebles are so good on this one. The creators photo-stream is full of great models including cars, planes and military vehicles. 

Lennart's MOC resembles the original vehicle very much.
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Iron Horse ...Burn ants burn

We have a road trip. Take your helmet, leather jacket and magnify!?! LEGO builders always come with new ideas of using parts in new ways. It is one of the best brick-made motorcycle. Monsterbrick has a cool style in mini scale, motorcycle is compact and looks very sturdy. It captures every essential part of a motorcycle and he made this look less than 30 parts. Enjoy your trip riding on a magnify...



Iron Horse ...Burn ants burn
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