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  1. Hi Everyone I haven't had a lot of time for building recently so I decided to try my hand at some microscale building - I thought it would be quicker, or at least allow me to finish individual models. I wanted to do real small microscale, fitting real landmarks on to 4x6 (ish) plates and seeing if I could still make them recognisable. I live in London, and there are some world-recognised buildings here, so it seemed the obvious place to start. Here is The London Eye: Nelson's column: the White Tower at the Tower of London: and Tower Bridge: There are more landmarks on my flickr set including Big Ben, Tower 42, the Imperial War Museum and City Hall. Despite just doing this so that I could have small models that I could complete, I was convinced that I should put them on display in my local LEGO store. This meant building a setting for them, as well as some typically London decorations (taxis, buses, phone and post boxes), so I ended up spending a lot of time anyway: Thanks for taking a look and, fingers crossed, I'll have some more time to build and post soon.
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