7-20-4 Fans and LEGO Fans!

[Tall Paul]

I know this seems like a weird topic but this morning at work I noticed something I thought was cool. In the historical mill district of Manchester, NH there is a little science center in one of the mills that has a Lego display that will make you say WOW! Now I have worked in this mill building along with 90% of the others that still stand today and have looked at this display many times. Well today I caught one of the building that is featured in this display that you 7-20-4 fans may recognize.

Here is the history on the 7-20-4 and I thought it was a great read!

Here are a couple more picks for you LEGO Fans and this linkwill get you to a good site that covers this LEGO display.

http://youtu.be/z6PXpRY7VcA

Enjoy,
Paul

BTW: I am not Employed by 7-20-4, Twins or LEGO... However I do make sure these LEGO's are warm in the winter and cold in the summer! :thumbs:

 

[mu mike]

Awesome! Very cool display.

 

[2K6TBSS]

That is a great display. Can't imagine the time involved in making something the detailed.

 

[Tall Paul]

That is a great display. Can't imagine the time involved in making something the detailed.

Check the link i think there is time and lego count in there!

 

[Set-In-Stone]

Wow.... Im impressed! Wonder how long that took... :thumbs:

 

[2K6TBSS]

That is a great display. Can't imagine the time involved in making something the detailed.

Check the link i think there is time and lego count in there!

You were right, I just didn't click on the link this morning.

Wow.... Im impressed! Wonder how long that took... :thumbs:

Over 10,000 "person" hours, and 3 million LEGO pieces.

 

[ATL]

Thanks for sharing this!

 

[modo22]

I miss legos!

 

[Bayamos]

I don't see any ladies petting any dogs....