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Spencer_R

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  1. Spencer_R
    Yes it is modular, all five of the bases are connected by technic pins.
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    About 2ft tall.
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    Check my Flickr albums or Brickshelf gallery There are some shots of the individual models in the album folders.
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    LEGO Architecture New York City: Super Sized by Spencer_R, on Flickr Since I had already built The Empire State Building, Chrysler Building, and One World Trade Center… I thought: Why Not? Here is my version of the LEGO Architecture 21028 NYC set, supersized to 1/650th scale.
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    Sears and Marina City are a given for Chicago. Technic gears will probably be used for the latter. John Hancock Center is likely, but not the stepped design found in the original version. Somebody built a nice architecture set sized version that tapered in one direction a few years ago. I don't know if TLG would want to touch the Trump name, or pay out licensing royalties to their organization. I'm excited to be getting a "Chicago" printed tile that I can add to my custom landmark mocs.
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    Love the way those 1x2 rail plates stick above the roof line.
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    Certainly possible... Taipeh101 by Harald P., on Flickr
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    Glass for Window 4 x 4 x 3 Roof I'm using tan colored parts underneath to give it a little greenish tint.
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    I've finished my latest 1/650th scale skyscraper model, the famous Seagram Building in New York City Seagram Building, New York by Spencer_R, on Flickr
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    Fantastically original!
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    Hmm, just noticed the crew ingress/egress hatch appears to be on the wrong side of the model.
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    Maybe 1000 or so
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    Yes. Small cut pieces of flex tube fed into headlight bricks.
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    Here's my latest: I.M. Pei's Bank of China Tower in Hong Kong. Roughly 1/650th scale. The tower footprint is only ~10x10 studs. As a bonus, I built a second model as a structural demonstrator to illustrate with color the different internal structural systems used in the MOC.
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    Are there any pictures of the overall skyline display at TRU or the other two models mentioned?
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