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I built this Lego modular cinema about 7 years ago before Lego released the Palace Cinema set. The Cinema sits in the middle of my Lego modular town that is on a shelf on the back wall of my sitting/cinema room. I design the building so that it can be taken apart in 4 parts, so it leaves all of the led lighting intact without having to disconnect the cables. As everybody wants to see inside. The building contains just over 15,000 bricks, it was never meant to have been this size but I just got a bit carried away, but had a great time building it!
Congratulations Steve - an amazing accomplishment on your part. I have the Lego Palace Cinema which I believe is about 2400 bricks, just a small fraction of your model!
I built this Lego modular cinema about 7 years ago before Lego released the Palace Cinema set. The Cinema sits in the middle of my Lego modular town that is on a shelf on the back wall of my sitting/cinema room. I design the building so that it can be taken apart in 4 parts, so it leaves all of the led lighting intact without having to disconnect the cables. As everybody wants to see inside. The building contains just over 15,000 bricks, it was never meant to have been this size but I just got a bit carried away, but had a great time building it!
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