Monday 21 May, 2012
BRIAN ALANO HAS spent three years building his Lego replica of this Indianapolis stadium.
He used 30,000 Lego pieces to create the masterpiece, which is on display at the Super Bowl XLVI media centre this week.
Cleaning:
Inspecting:
And perfecting:
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Love it!!!
If you can remember how much you loved collecting Lego men when you were a child, you will realise that this would make a child’s head explode with excitement. Brilliant.
That is brilliant work, but what is worst standing barefoot on a piece of lego or a 3 pin plug.thumb up for the plug or down for the lego !!
Fantastic, would love to see some more detailed shots of this.
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