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San Sirrel in Lego

Piethagoram
in Jimmy Sirrel Stand
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If you learn something from every game, there shall come a point in time, when you should never lose... Jimmy Sirrel

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#2

Awesome ????

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I planned to make the ground out of ice cream sticks awhile ago, but I never found the time. @KirkWard24 before he sadly passed away, mentioned to me that he wanted to do the same thing but with Lego. I wished he could see it, because he would think it was amazing for sure!

There was a 3D stadium modelling creator here back in the day, I wonder if @DangerousSausage remembers?

I have no idea what happened to that, but a miniature Meadow Lane is amazing. The Lego version looks great and has done a terrific job of making it very much like our famous ground.

 

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#4

This is really cool!

I don't remember the modelling creator @Chris. You'll need a lot of lollipop sticks to make a replica Meadow Lane, but it's all for the sake of art :D

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#5
1 hour ago, DangerousSausage said:

I don't remember the modelling creator @Chris. You'll need a lot of lollipop sticks to make a replica Meadow Lane, but it's all for the sake of art :D

He asked us to provide pictures of Meadow Lane from all angles.

I swear it was you who sent him pictures, I hadn't long taken photographs of the stadium from all angels. He was meant to be 3D printing them for sale, but nothing ever seemed to come from it.

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#6

This looks fantastic! I’d adore a detailed model of Meadow Lane, but the Lego stadium appears equally impressive.

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#7

it looks amazing, i wonder how long it took them to create and build it. i bet all the parts made it difficult too. the stadium roofs are not part of normal sets at least not what i have seen.

#8

For a structure made from Lego, it doesn’t get much closer to the real thing than this. It’s quite impressive and looks fantastic! If they were to sell this Lego set, it would likely cost a pretty penny, if not more.

#9

This is fantastic! The stadium looks remarkable in Lego. Truly impressive!

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#10

The Lego version of Meadow Lane looks absolutely stunning, a fine remake of one of the best football grounds.

When people ask what 'American Pie' is about, they're missing the point. The song isn't about the lines themselves - it's about what is between the lines. The song is about what isn't there.

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