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THIS IS THE TEST SITE OF EUROBRICKS!
THIS IS THE TEST SITE OF EUROBRICKS!

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Hey!

Today I want to present my newest creation. It is the k.u.k. Burgtheater in Vienna.

I used about 18.000 bricks and it took me about 150 hours to build this model.

This year it is the 150th anniversary of the Vienna Ringstraße. In our LUG many of us decided to build one of the famous buildings from the former Austro-Hungarian Monarchy situated besides the RIngstraße. I chose the Burgtheater as you can see on the pictures below.

Hope you enjoy!

19756646721_cc94ed278f_z.jpgBurgtheater front by kofi, auf Flickr

19131057313_986ae5cdf8_z.jpgBurgtheater right side by kofi, auf Flickr

19725784196_12cafe6b88_z.jpgBurgtheater back by kofi, auf Flickr

Here is an picture of the original building:

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This build is stunning!!!! I had never seen the ice cream cone used for architectural details and this works perfectly.

It must have been challenging to make that curve in the building... Amazing!

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Thank you so much for your excellent feedback! I am happy you like my model!

I wonder how the curved front and the roof for that part are done.

It must have been challenging to make that curve in the building... Amazing!

Yes, it was quite challenging to get that curved front done. But finally i didn't really used that special techniques! All the curves in this building are done with hinges:

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The only thing: Why didn't you post this in the Town forum?

Well, I decided to post it here because I thought the model belongs to Architecture... and in town forum there I couldn't find models like this one, so....

But now you gave me the hint, what about posting the model twice ;)

But now you gave me the hint, what about posting the model twice ;)

...which is generally frowned upon on this site. So if you do, the Town topic is most likely to be locked. This is indeed the right subforum for it, as it's an Architecture-style model.

And what a lovely model it is! Very well built, with some very intricate ornamental work - and huge! Very well done. I'm impressed :)

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