The model took four people two months to complete. It sits in the Westfield shopping mall near the official London Olympics store and draws crowds that are sometimes four people deep. The minifigures used in the design include 9 figures made to represent the Great Britain Olympic team. These figures are available for purchase exclusively in the UK market and include a boxer, swimmer and tennis player, among others.
Bright Bricks is known for their extravagant and huge LEGO designs, like the world’s first LEGO jet engine for Rolls-Royce and a 40-foot tall Christmas tree in the middle of St. Pancras Station.
The model is an incredibly detailed replica of the Olympic stadium and it includes details of both the interior and exterior, featuring a running track, javelin field and awards podium.
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We recently showcased an amazing LEGO Colosseum which shows that you can do incredible things with a little time and everyone’s favorite building bricks. Now, in honor of the London 2012 Olympics, the LEGO artists at Bright Bricks have created a model a
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The model uses hundreds of minifigures, including some created exclusively for the Olympic games.
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The model is an incredibly detailed replica of the Olympic stadium and includes a running track, javelin field and awards podium.
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The model stands in the Westfield shopping center in London, near the official London Olympics store, where the exclusive LEGO minifigures can be purchased.
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The stunning model draws crowds that are sometimes four people deep.
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Minifigures of the Great Britain team are included in the design among hundreds of other minifigures.
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The minifigures are available for purchase exclusively in the UK market and include a boxer, swimmer and tennis player, among others.
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The highly detailed model includes exterior views of the stadium, highlighting the construction of the actual stadium.
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The field portion of the model was constructed using the SNOT method, which stands for Studs Not on Top. This means that the brick studs are not visible from the top, creating a smooth surface.
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Bright Bricks is known for their extravagant and huge LEGO designs, like the world’s first LEGO jet engine for Rolls-Royce and a 40-foot tall Christmas tree in the middle of St. Pancras Station.
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