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I  don't know how to post pictures here but you can easily find on Youtube and Google that 10257 is often a quite large compared to other buildings. In reality, Carousel would not be that big. I mean the proportional feeling. Do you have the same feeling?

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18 hours ago, ks6349 said:

I  don't know how to post pictures here but you can easily find on Youtube and Google that 10257 is often a quite large compared to other buildings. In reality, Carousel would not be that big. I mean the proportional feeling. Do you have the same feeling?

I think the problem is partly the opposite—most Lego buildings are relatively undersized. The Carousel, as a stand-alone set, does better in a more open fairground setting than, say, among modular buildings. The two-tiered design is definitely more reminiscent of larger carousels like you might find in a theme park (if anything, many real carousels are even bigger, with room for dozens of riders at a time).

If you prefer a smaller carousel, you might try to make one based on the one from the Winter Village Market, which is scaled better for display among other buildings.

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On 8/4/2019 at 4:37 AM, Lyichir said:

I think the problem is partly the opposite—most Lego buildings are relatively undersized. The Carousel, as a stand-alone set, does better in a more open fairground setting than, say, among modular buildings. The two-tiered design is definitely more reminiscent of larger carousels like you might find in a theme park (if anything, many real carousels are even bigger, with room for dozens of riders at a time).

If you prefer a smaller carousel, you might try to make one based on the one from the Winter Village Market, which is scaled better for display among other buildings.

It's obviously too big IN PROPORTIONAL to other expert buildings e.g. modular buildings, Ferris Wheel and 10261...etc.....

compared to the real life situation

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Creator Expert cars are also out of scale with the modulars. Just like the carousel and modulars, they are not designed to be displayed together. Problems with scale is something most Lego fans are used to. The Grand Emporium for example is a very small shop in "real" scale.

Edited by MAB

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