Two years of work and 85 bricks: See a giant replica of Apple Park from Lego

Probably everyone who visits this site has at some point seen photos of Apple's new campus, which goes by the name Apple Park. In the last five years, we have followed its gradual development, leading up to the grand opening this spring. Today we have another set of photos featuring Apple Park. However, this time it is about something very unusual.

A user's gallery appeared on Flickr Spencer_R, which is simply called "Apple Park". However, after clicking on it, you will quickly notice that something is not right here. This Apple Park is built from Lego and the author certainly did not skimp during the construction. In the descriptions of individual photos, he published the technical specifications of his work, and they are, without exaggeration, breathtaking.

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The author started working on the Lego Apple Park project in June 2016 and finished it this September. The weight of the entire complex, which you can see in the gallery above, is over 35 kilograms, and around 85 LEGO pieces were used to build it. 1647 small LEGO trees or bushes are built on the area of ​​the entire area. Regarding the size ratio with respect to the original, the author gives a scale of 1:650, the dimensions of the work are 4,5 x 1,4 meters (1,8 square meters)

Many different sets from LEGO were used for the construction. The author admits that he would have been lost without some of the sets mentioned later, as it would not have been possible to build unusual buildings and shapes at that time. If you want to read the author's comments, you can find them below the photos in his gallery on Flickr.