St. Pancras Station built by LEGO modeler Warren Elsmore
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St. Pancras Station built by LEGO modeler Warren Elsmore
photo: David Castenson
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Lego Olympic stadium
warren elsmore said:
'I was commissioned by the LEGO group and visit denmark to celebrate the london olympic games and to create something truly spectacular to promote one of denmarks' biggest exports. the stadium project took 300hrs to build over a short timescale of 3 weeks. around 250,000 bricks were used - the vast majority of which are '1x1' pieces - all very small and difficult to apply! put on display in central london during the games, an estimated 100,000 visitors saw the display and acted as an attraction to the whole danish village. the exhibit especially attracted the 'london ambassadors' - volunteers meeting and greeting tourist, who needed to be able to direct global guests to 'the lego model'.
To view more visit his portfolio: http://www.elsmore.net/the-olympic-stadiums/