LEGO Pagoda

[GM]

Wasn't sure which category this post falls into, but here goes.
Here's someone with lots of time on his hands. I love the fact that he explicitly noted that it's a 1969 model
https://ideas.lego.com/projects/91827469-0cb7-4029-98e8-14e1a01af1f4/updates#content_nav_tabs
https://www.flickr.com/photos/hasskabal/albums/72157713991355321

[Jonny B]

That is pretty awesome.

Wonder why he changed to five cylinders, or maybe that was the first try.

Love the Mustang in the rearview mirror.

[doitwright]

I am by no means big into LEGO (possibly the greatest toy ever invented) but the 280SL model in this example (very fun to see) could likely be the 1st iteration of a more refined version in the future. Some LEGO masters who build architectural models get them translated into kits that LEGO will eventually produce with kit specific custom made components.