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fedia.io

This looks lovely. It also looks like it would require quite a bit of patience, but it would be worth it.

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That’s most of the art sets tbh. I knocked off about 35 small details of the great wave about 2 years ago and I’ve yet to sit down to figure out where they all go lol. It still looks great

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Shame on anyone that doesn't put a spaceman or dragon or something on or under the bridge. Making this purely as instructed is just putrid to me.

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turning beloved works of classical art into plastic trash is just one more flag on the mountain slalom of late stage capitalism.

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piefed.social

How is it that you're commenting that specifically on a LEGO community, with literally hundreds of previous examples of LEGO builds aiming to imitate a variety of art and real-world constructs, people, plants, animals and various gadgets?

Fall out of bed on the wrong side, today?

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I agree and have come to realise, many are not familiar with the silent “t” in Le(t)go.

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