| Here
is the entrance to the LSF (LEGO Storage Facility) or the basement. My
wife was nice enough to let me put up the LEGO sign from the Shell
Station. : ) |
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| In
the above picture, one of MichLUG's members, Spencer R, mentioned how
much it looked like the entrance to the Notre Dame Football Stadium for
the football players, and he gave me a link. Boy, it sure does! Thanks
Spencer! Pretty fitting since I live about 20 minutes from there anyway! |
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| Here
is a shot of the table, where I was working on the closer side, Tony the
other, we started by having a wall in-between the track area. This was
latter scrapped for a different configuration. You can see all the
construction debris also. The yellow bricks in here indicate windows,
where we either did not have them yet and are using them as temporary
bricks. |
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| Here
is the side of the train track side. You can see the entrances for the
various support vehicles, as well as the walkway and the yellow bricks
for temporary windows. You can also see the front of the station, were
we were trying to figure out the monorail and the ticket counter. |
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| Here
is a good shot of the interior part, you can see where the train track
is, and the arches we were thinking about having in there. We later
eliminated these, and moved the staircases next to the windows, I think
that was in version 2. |
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| Here
is a shot of the back, you can see the windows and the gray border
around them. |
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| Here
is the ticket booth. We were still playing around with the doors, and
getting the last windows in place. This front end got redesigned just
about every version. At first, I was just going to have the entrance
with the stairs, and no canopy. This was changed after the
Fundraiser. |
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| This
picture generated a lot of questions and e-mail. The only reason I had
multiple colors here was I did not have enough windows and gray bricks
to complete the design, so I put in filler so I can see what I was
doing. |
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