Showing posts with label LEGO microcity. Show all posts
Showing posts with label LEGO microcity. Show all posts

May 24, 2011

The Manhattan Hotel

This building is anchoring part of the Hexagonal Cell City at ScaleScape Studios

Cette tour est l'un des points d'ancrage de la Cité Hexagonale des Studios ScaleScape



January 27, 2011

Microscale City by Paul Wellington

Wellington's microscale city is the perfect example of the modular city grid in expansion. SimCity-like quadrants each serving a particular function and displaying its own architectural vision. Vertical projection of bricks idealizing the urban power of development. Click picture to know more about the history and different scales used in designing miniature treasures.

April 1, 2010

Microcities Series : Luseville - The Final Post

Luseville is a 64x64 microcity created by JD Luse from Washington State, USA.  Visit this city at http://www.mocpages.com/moc.php/84505



Shannonia by Shannon Young

Microcities Series : Shannonia

Microcities made from LEGO bricks are probably the easiest way to create your own private megalopolis.  The tiny scale enables its creator to play God at a stroke of several fingers. Add a hi-rise or a mountain here, lay a park or a beach there.  Move buildings around or redo the entire city grid.  One of a fine example of this expression comes from one of my favorite builders Shannon Young.  This microcity, shamelessly named Shannonia, is an ever-expanding playground of urban planning and economic realities. Take a tour, the Visitors Center is at http://www.mocpages.com/folder.php/16332