Lego Architect

The timber isn't actually attached to the Lego house. the frame sit's within the hollow walls. The timber floor does take some of the weight - but it is only there just incase the Lego collapse's. The Lego is free standing and that's why some of the joints are coming apart - due to wind loading during construction. the ammont of Lego bricks should be fine, as 'Mr Lego' himself flew over a few days ago and aggreed to supply some additional bricks. SlyOwl - nice photos - i should have done my hair if i knew you were taking photos :-) Quote "This side has lots of little windows to retain structural integrity" - there to let additional light in

Hi Guy's. I know your really want to see some photos. Some photos attached are of a few days ago. we are now on to the first floor. Ignore the timber, it is there for insurance and health and safety purposes. The lego bricks are not in contact with the timber frame, the lego blocks are free standing. Only about another 1.5m lego bricks to go... all lego bricks in the construction are 2x4 or 2x8 bricks except lego roof tiles and windows. PS. Head of Lego visited site on saturday and he was impressed! another photo