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Reverse engineering LEGO Architecture 21023 - Flatiron Building

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This set hasn't even been officially announced yet, but a photo of the box leaked online, and I've already taken some time to reverse-engineer some sections of the model, and done some analysis of the new parts. (Hint: New colors of existing parts!) So far, I predict that this will be a fun model with some nice parts.

flatiron_LEGO-720x340.jpg

LINK: http://tomalphin.com/2014/09/reverse-engineering-lego-architecture-21023-flatiron-building.html

Sincerely,
--- Tom Alphin

P.S. I have not shared the leaked official photos, but you can find them online with some searching.

This set hasn't even been officially announced yet, but a photo of the box leaked online, and I've already taken some time to reverse-engineer some sections of the model, and done some analysis of the new parts. (Hint: New colors of existing parts!) So far, I predict that this will be a fun model with some nice parts.

flatiron_LEGO-720x340.jpg

LINK: http://tomalphin.com/2014/09/reverse-engineering-lego-architecture-21023-flatiron-building.html

Sincerely,

--- Tom Alphin

P.S. I have not shared the leaked official photos, but you can find them online with some searching.

Nice! You definitely have an eye for all this Architecture stuff!

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