Princess Theatre Melbourne, por Alexander (Flickr)
Esta é mais uma daquelas construções que nos deixa completamente de boca aberta pela sua dimensão...se bem que neste caso, não é só o tamanho do moc que surpreende. O AFOL Alexander (Flickr) resolveu recriar em LEGO o Teatro Princess, em Melbourne, na Austrália, demorando cerca de 3 meses até finalizar a obra... e valeu bem a pena.
O MOC, com cerca 1,5 x 0,5 metros de dimensão (fora estrada) possui uma fachada cheia de detalhe (observem com pormenor os vitrais), 75 leds para iluminar a construção e um telhado constituído por cerca de 1250 slopes (os vulgares "queijos") e 650 tiles. Que trabalheira deve ter sido colocar todas essas peças.
This is my model of the Princess Theatre in Melbourne Australia.
The theatre was built in 1886 and is now one Melbourne’s main venues
for major music theatre productions. At the moment it is hosting the
play ‘Harry Potter and the Cursed Child’. I built the Lego
model for our club ‘modular building’ competition; it took about three
months to complete. It is the first modular-type building I have built,
and I didn’t quite appreciate just how large the finished model would be
when I picked the Princess Theatre as a subject. The model is 144 studs
long and 48 deep. The model includes the ornate frontage that houses
the foyers and Federici Restaurant, plus a small slice of the plain
brick section that houses the actual theatre. For greater part
availability, I stuck with the tan and white colour scheme that the
building had prior to the renovations last year (it is currently tan and
sand green). The roof is faced with stagged 1x1 cheese
slopes and 1x1 tiles in dark and light bluish gray to create the mosaic
pattern: ~1250 slopes plus ~650 tiles. The model is lit with 75 LED
lights.
The road in front of the model represents Spring Street, Melbourne complete with central tram tracks. The
theatre is apparently haunted by the ghost of Federici, an opera singer
who died on stage in 1888. I have included in portrait in minifig form
on the back wall of the restaurant.
The road in front of the model represents Spring Street, Melbourne complete with central tram tracks. The theatre is apparently haunted by the ghost of Federici, an opera singer who died on stage in 1888. I have included in portrait in minifig form on the back wall of the restaurant.
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