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Do you have a favorite building, structure, or landmark? Even if it’s no longer standing or you’ve moved away, architecture marvels can still be meaningful to us. In this last LEGO Rebrick contest, we invite you to build your most beloved place, city, or building using LEGO bricks!
One grand prize winner, will win:
• 21019 The Eiffel Tower, 21028 New York City, 21029 Buckingham Palace, 21030 United States Capitol Building, 21032 Sydney, 21033 Chicago, 21034 London, 21035 Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum®, 21036 Arc de Triomphe, 21037 LEGO® House, 21039 Shanghai, 21041 Great Wall of China, 21042 Statue of Liberty, and an upcoming 2018 LEGO Architecture product not yet revealed
• $200 shopping spree on Shop.LEGO.com
• Winner’s certificate
We will also have two runner ups, who will win 21032 Sydney, 21033 Chicago, 21034 London, 21035 Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum®, 21036 Arc de Triomphe, 21039 Shanghai, 21041 Great Wall of China, 21042 Statue of Liberty, an upcoming 2018 LEGO Architecture product not yet revealed, and a Winner’s certificate.
The contest ends August 2nd, learn more and enter at:
http://rebrick.it/architecturefaves
Please leave any questions you have in the comments of the blog post, and share the news with your fellow community members!Well, there has been a project in mind that I have wanted to do for a while…. This may just be the kick in the pants I’ve needed to finally do it!
I saw this contest a little while ago and I was thinking of taking my Hartwood Acres mansion over to get a photo in front of the actual building.
Of course, my MOC is not “Architecture scale,” but that’s more like a guideline. Actually I do not know what the actual scale should be. When I tried to research it, I read that the LEGO architecture skyline buildings can range from 1:700 to 1:2500 (http://brickarchitect.com/skylines/)
Regardless, someone in SteelCity LUG should do an iconic Pittsburgh skyline because it would be great to have just for shows. Is anyone interested in collaborating on this over the next two weeks? The completion deadline is Aug 2.
there was a contest a while back where someone did the pgh skyline…will, weren’t you one of them too?
more like a guideline.
“We encourage you to build in the LEGO Architecture style and scale – although this is not a requirement for entry.”
source: https://www.lego.com/en-us/rebrick/contest-page/contests/architecture-faves
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